" The aide added, "That is why the President speaks for himself because the Constitution speaks for the country.
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Mark Meadows (R-NC), another close Trump ally in Congress, speaks for Trump country, Collins speaks for Trump's image as the wealthy New Yorker.
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" And when asked by Fox News' host Chris Wallace on Sunday whether the president speaks for American values, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson firmly replied, "The President speaks for himself.
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"The lawsuit speaks for itself," a Nikola spokesperson told Mashable.
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Another simple, subtle mod, the title speaks for itself here.
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And her riding is great and it speaks for itself.
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Lust This circle speaks for itself, so we're moving on.
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Carey has done the work and it speaks for itself.
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We presume he speaks for all New Yorkers on this.
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HANNITY: By the way, Jesse, the record speaks for itself.
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The GOP's power over the Supreme Court speaks for itself.
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As for her video ... well, it sorta speaks for itself.
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We like to think that the cover speaks for itself.
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"The President speaks for himself," Tillerson remarked at the time.
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"Our story speaks for itself," a 60 Minutes spokesman said.
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"The magnitude of the numbers speaks for itself," Strauss said.
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First, who speaks for the Republican Party on national security?
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At this point, [the "Access Hollywood" tape] speaks for itself.
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"Amen, he speaks for a lot of Americans," Hegseth concluded.
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One of them was that the technology speaks for itself.
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She speaks for me when I can't speak for myself.
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Her record speaks for itself and her serve is incredible.
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"The President speaks for himself," was all Tillerson could offer.
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Feinberg declined to comment, saying Chen's order speaks for itself.
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"Their record speaks for itself," Pirates shortstop Jordy Mercer said.
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"The president speaks for himself," he said at the time.
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" A Trump Organization spokesman told CNN, "The story speaks for itself.
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My door speaks for itself and I can keep teaching equations.
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In terms of overall aerodynamics, the piloting experience speaks for itself.
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"It's important the office's written work speaks for itself," Mueller says.
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" A representative for Thurman told PEOPLE, "The article speaks for itself.
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Mr. Trump's words are very clear and he speaks for himself.
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"I think that the picture speaks for itself," DiNuzzo tells TIME.
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Jacobs' testimony on the content of his letter speaks for itself.
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"Their record speaks for itself," Hornets point guard Kemba Walker said.
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It's true, you see his work and it speaks for itself.
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Who actually speaks for US foreign policy, if not the president?
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Instead, the world and sound they have created speaks for itself.
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I think it speaks for itself in terms of the statement.
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"I think he speaks for himself on that," Mnuchin went on.
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Her record speaks for itself — over, and over, and over again.
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" And "by virtue of his office, he speaks for the country.
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Lerner may refuse a poetry that speaks for all, but one
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Speaks for itself and no one is at all surprised. pic.twitter.
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That speaks for the resilience, for the morale of the people.
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He said Rubio's value, on the other hand, speaks for itself.
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But perhaps my favorite nickname, Indian toilet paper, speaks for itself.
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Her impact in four short years in WWF speaks for itself.
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The sterling record of the WBC world champion speaks for itself.
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His face kinda speaks for all dads in the park though.
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It speaks for victims of persecution, harassment, deportation, and ethnic cleansing.
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But luckily, for the most part, the story speaks for itself.
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This administration's record of contempt toward congressional oversight speaks for itself.
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But Nix said the success of previous pilots speaks for itself.
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"Your critique tonight speaks for the American elite, not the majority."
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The superiority of VaporflysThe Vaporflys&apos performance record speaks for itself.
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"Hamels' stuff speaks for itself, and has for years," Hurdle said.
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He speaks for many in his party who have remained silent.
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From health care to fighting inequality, Hillary's record speaks for itself.
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When it comes to fairness - our news product speaks for itself.
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"This speaks for itself," Biden's campaign said in the fundraising email.
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We chose those words carefully and the work speaks for itself.
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Her record speaks for itself — over, and over, and over again.
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This grandpa's reaction to surprise tickets to Lady Gaga speaks for itself.
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The caliber of the female talent whom we hire speaks for itself.
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The EU mission to the US said Tusk's letter speaks for itself.
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But the food speaks for itself—this is unequivocally a legit spot.
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" He added, "Vivica speaks for herself not the business or the show.
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My work speaks for itself, and I'll let them keep underestimating me.
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"The money speaks for itself on the Strip," said chef Brian Howard.
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"Denying Iranian citizens access to family and relatives, it speaks for itself."
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"General #JohnKelly's reaction to #TrumpUNSpeech speaks for us all," tweeted one critic.
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Looming over Rachel with threatening gestures, Phillip's sheer brawn speaks for him.
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"That animal speaks for itself, and I think it's noble," she said.
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""With regards to race, Stephen's record on fighting racism speaks for itself.
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Hughes said her lawsuit "speaks for itself" in a statement on Monday.
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So who are "we the people," really, and who speaks for them?
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You can see all their incredible work here — it speaks for itself.
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"We believe the satire speaks for itself," the spokesman, David Ford, said.
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"I think the billboard speaks for itself," CBS 5 reported Breed said.
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"The president speaks for himself," Tillerson told Fox News at the time.
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" Another person chimed in, "I think he speaks for all of us.
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Beyond that, she has a business record that will speaks for itself.
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The roster of Donald Trump's choices for cabinet posts speaks for itself.
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"The buildup to this weekend kind of speaks for itself," Farrell said.
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"What he's done speaks for itself," Quick said of his new teammate.
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"The behavior of the suspect speaks for an IS context," he said.
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The Latin phrase is res ipsa loquitur — the thing speaks for itself.
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The Hong Kong securities trade group speaks for over 120 potential competitors.
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"The video speaks for itself," says Harlow about her reaction to the news.
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"Our policy speaks for itself," said Steve Owen, communications director at Core Civic.
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" In an email to CNNMoney, Venable said the newspaper's statement "speaks for itself.
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Your body of work at the end of your life speaks for itself.
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Burr's office said the tweet speaks for itself and had no additional comments.
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Nothing heals all wounds, but time comes close, and brunch speaks for itself.
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We issued a statement after that dinner which I think speaks for itself.
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Charles Cooper, a Liberian businessman, speaks for many sceptics of the Bridge method.
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A Dell spokesman declined to comment, saying that the filing speaks for itself.
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But what really matters are the results, and the S7 speaks for itself.
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His body of work as Andy Dwyer and Peter Quill speaks for itself.
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Mr. Trump, like Mr. Powell before him, speaks for those convulsed by fear.
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The accuracy of the index, which tracks data to 1997, speaks for itself.
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Our track record before the highest court in the land speaks for itself.
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"It speaks for itself," he said of Kerry's remarks at the State Department.
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He is our President, with respect, but I think it speaks for itself.
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Emotional answer from Tom Brady when asked if his dad speaks for him.
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Serena Williams's legacy as the most dominant player in tennis speaks for itself.
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" Pelosi said in the statement that the Trump White House "speaks for itself.
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I BELIEVE THE OUTCOME SPEAKS FOR ITSELF AND I'LL LEAVE IT AT THAT.
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The result of Four Thieves' diverse pool of technical expertise speaks for itself.
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Despite those hurdles, the under-appreciated success of NextGen programs speaks for itself.
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"I mean, 17 shots on net kind of speaks for itself," Murray said.
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"It speaks for itself that this event has gone over well," Kuchar said.
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Books of The Times Like the Lorax, Annie Proulx speaks for the trees.
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"The complaint speaks for itself," Corsi's lawyer Larry Klayman said in an email.
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In Kim's case, there is another factor that speaks for the status quo.
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I think he speaks for himself on that, and he was very clear.
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" When Wallace asked about Trump's values, Tillerson replied: "The president speaks for himself.
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They don't know who is in charge, and who speaks for the government.
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"Obviously no one person speaks for black voters in South Bend," he added.
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" One commenter speaks for us all, writing, "Prime Now me out of here.
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Bregoli claimed they were just play fighting, but the clip speaks for itself.
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This is now down to 3 percent, a figure that speaks for itself.
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I mean by having an impressive, attractive presentation that practically speaks for itself.
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But the dearth of drivers willing to make that case speaks for itself.
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At the debate, Joe Biden repeatedly said his son's statement speaks for itself.
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But the image speaks for itself, and that's the real reason we're here.
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The hope is that when it&aposs released, the movie speaks for itself.
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"The location speaks for itself," said Mike McCarthy, Monterey's real-life city manager.
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And this episode resurfaces profoundly troubling questions: Who speaks for the United States?
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That a rise in tolerance is a negative for Republicans speaks for itself.
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Read more: A juror speaks for the first time about convicting the kingpin.
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In the book she wrote with John L. Esposito, Who Speaks For Islam?
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"As the country's youngest holder of this office, he speaks for a new generation of Irish women and Irish men, he represents a modern, diverse and inclusive Ireland and speaks for them like no other," Kenny told parliament, nominating his successor.
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The design speaks for itself: It reads "Kaia XXIII," the Roman numerals for 23.
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"Without sounding like a douchebag, I think our product speaks for itself," Nicchi said.
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"The success we've seen at Ponce speaks for itself," said Pianko, in a statement.
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" Heather Swift, Zinke's spokeswoman, told CNBC in email, "The Secretary's statement speaks for itself.
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While he spoke primarily for civil rights I think he speaks for America now.
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"The beauty of such a platform is that it speaks for itself," he says.
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We don't have to say anything about the music because it speaks for itself.
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There's really not much more to be said since the deal speaks for itself.
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Born Robert Kyagulanyi, Mr Wine speaks for many of Kampala's roughly 20163m slum dwellers.
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"I think the effectiveness of the response thus far speaks for itself," Earnest said.
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Before he speaks for the Republican side again, professor Gingrich needs a refresher course.
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This awesome photo of the Anki Vector robot by Vjeran Pavic speaks for itself.
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While these are impressive numbers, the video of the whole thing speaks for itself.
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The refrain of Toronto rappers Justin Trash and killVill's latest banger speaks for itself.
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"With Clayton, the record when he gets four runs speaks for itself," Roberts said.
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She may not be Wonder Woman, but I think the evidence speaks for itself.
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If you ask us, the clip sorta speaks for itself on how he's doing.
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Citadel's record in different market environments over the past 19533 years speaks for itself.
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Regarding the PLO threat against Jerusalem if the embassy moves, precedent speaks for itself.
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Fiat's "track-record in strategic value enhancement speaks for itself," wrote analyst Adam Jonas.
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They say Mr. Trump, a Manhattan billionaire and real estate tycoon, speaks for them.
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" Deputy White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said simply: "Chris speaks for himself.
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In the video released on Thursday, Mr. Yasuda speaks for just over a minute.
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Cry as he might for a title shot, his recent record speaks for itself.
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Despite Simons's relatively niche appeal, his work is the type that speaks for itself.
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It's the sense that the president is somebody who speaks for the whole country.
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"As far as women are concerned, my career speaks for itself," Douglas told me.
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"The food speaks for itself," said Jessica Sidman, the food editor of Washingtonian magazine.
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"The statement speaks for itself," said Raj Shah, a deputy White House press secretary.
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" On Tuesday, a Goldman spokesperson said the Fed's barring of Vella "speaks for itself.
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He speaks for the whole country, not just for his feelings at the moment.
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But the statement speaks for itself in that he is prepared to provide testimony.
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"Sessions' shutting down the Access to Justice Initiative sadly speaks for itself," Gupta said.
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"The plea speaks for itself," Peng's attorney told the AP, while declining further comment.
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However, most Americans feel that surely no one speaks for them in these times.
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Colin hasn't addressed his critics -- and likely won't -- but his smile speaks for itself.
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When Sanders condemns greed on Wall Street, he speaks for huge numbers of Americans.
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Safe to say Ashanti's wide grin speaks for everyone -- happy as hell 'TC5' dropped.
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"As the country's youngest holder of this office, he speaks for a new generation of Irish women and Irish men, he represents a modern, diverse and inclusive Ireland and speaks for them like no other," Kenny told parliament ahead of the vote.
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But when the clothing speaks for and sells itself, isn't it cooler to just dance?
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The tweet — which comes with photographic evidence of the misunderstanding — pretty much speaks for itself.
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You just hope the work speaks for itself and some good is brought through this.
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There is no company that cares more about safety and the evidence speaks for itself.
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The rift reinforced questions about Mr. Trump's foreign policy — and who speaks for his administration.
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The only story I can tell is my truth and the truth speaks for itself.
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One of the earliest and most renowned female music photographers, Furmanovsky's output speaks for itself.
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Mr Tillerson, when asked if he shared that viewed, said: the president "speaks for himself".
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The suit speaks for itself, and I have no plans to discuss this any further.
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Los Angeles decorator and stylist Estee Stanley's roster of A-list clients speaks for itself.
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The model speaks for itself, but only you can decide for you and your family.
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If Trump is a narcissist, he's a hyper-individualist who also speaks for the mob.
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Nor is it clear that this group of bosses speaks for everyone on the continent.
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"The video speaks for itself, and it highlights the epidemic we're dealing with," Kaplan said.
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"Professor Karpf speaks for himself and does not take direction from me," the provost said.
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"Montana speaks for itself," Craig Morgan, a Gianforte supporter from Belgrade, Montana, said Thursday night.
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"Steve Mnuchin speaks for the administration when it comes to the debt ceiling," Mulvaney said.
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The shirt speaks for itself and sadly, it might be foreshadowing a very real reality.
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True intelligence speaks for itself, so you don't have to show off your impressive vocabulary.
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The state of our roads, rail lines, water systems, and so on speaks for itself.
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His career obviously speaks for itself, and his influence is extremely pervasive to this day.
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But Dropbox's IPO filing earlier this month speaks for itself: This is a Sequoia company.
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PELTZ: THERES A POSSIBILITY, BUT MY TRACK RECORD SPEAKS FOR ITSELF THAT THINGS HAVE CHANGED.
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What I wanted to make a point about, and my son's statement speaks for itself.
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The top Republican senator cannot prevent Trump from firing Sessions, but speaks for the conference.
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"If you take a look at the president's record, it speaks for itself," he said.
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" A spokesman for the NRCC defended the ad, arguing that the spot "speaks for itself.
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"Let me be clear: Lamar speaks for lots and lots of us," Sasse said. Sen.
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"Lamar speaks for lots and lots of us," said Senator Ben Sasse, Republican of Nebraska.
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That year, Segal&aposs organization donated more than $50,000 to Autism Speaks for medical research.
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"My own commitment to rooting out corruption in government speaks for itself," Mr. Strange said.
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Rachel Weisz and Deborah Lipstadt's friendship turns on the question of who speaks for whom.
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No matter how many "gay friends" Gorsuch claimed to have, his record speaks for itself.
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That's how we build our case, although the marketing speaks for itself on one level.
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"The video speaks for itself," Cara Smith of the Cook County Sheriff's Office told WMAQ-TV .
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Jefferson's body of work speaks for itself, but he was, in some ways, still a politician.
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We repurposed the travel top from yesterday for a maximal, graphic combo that speaks for itself.
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In his reply to Vona, Bence Tuzson, who speaks for Fidesz in parliament, ignored the remark.
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"The body of work speaks for itself," manager Jeff Banister said of Texas&apos recent results.
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Mr Denmark speaks for several officials when expressing dread about Mr Kim misjudging some fresh provocation.
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Read: Inside El Chapo's jury: a juror speaks for the first time about convicting a kingpin.
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"He had his opportunity and he whiffed, and I think that speaks for itself," Signer said.
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Mr. Trump speaks for the United States whenever he opens his mouth even on Twitter now.
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To make matters more difficult, the Brotherhood cannot agree on who speaks for it these days.
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Neither of those causes speaks for the people of Louisiana and the values they hold dear.
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It should also resonate so that my neighbor feels his voice speaks for him or her.
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When you put three or four bigs in foul trouble every night, it speaks for itself.
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They have to figure out who really speaks for America, the president or the State Department?
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"The report itself speaks for itself," Brownley told VICE News at the Capitol after the hearings.
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All of which raises questions about how much the negotiating team actually speaks for the president.
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But now we pride ourselves on our ability to evolve, and the food speaks for itself.
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"The indictment speaks for itself," Richard Dansoh, a lawyer for Philippe, said in a phone interview.
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Now here&aposs another picture of the family leaving — and Charlotte&aposs expression speaks for itself.
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No-one speaks for Trump but himself and he doesn't execute long-term strategies — he reacts.
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The list of brand offerings — Too Faced, Benefit, It Cosmetics, and more — also speaks for itself.
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This position doesn't comport with either public opinion or scientific reality The data speaks for itself.
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Donors, the incumbent said, want to ensure that he — not Grimm — speaks for them in Congress.
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The pervasive view was that the tech speaks for itself and that&aposs not the case.
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"If (the initiative) wins, it begins a conversation on who speaks for the lake," he said.
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The transcript of Glenn Simpson's lengthy responses to the Senate Judiciary Committee's questioning speaks for itself.
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"I'm not going to comment on anything other than my son speaks for himself," Biden said.
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That's in line with the classic "the President's tweet speaks for itself" response from Trump allies.
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My work speaks for itself...my words have been clear...my love for people is deep.
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As sad and ironic that is, it also speaks for humanity more than I want to admit.
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We've never had the amount of homeless that we have and I think that speaks for itself.
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A week earlier, Spicer said Trump's tweet "speaks for itself" and declined to provide any further explanation.
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" Spicer told reporters Bannon "speaks for himself" and is known to be "very passionate about his views.
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But Pitt's work speaks for itself and, in my view, doesn't need props to justify its existence.
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"As far as advocating for Ms. Hill, I believe my track record speaks for itself," wrote Blakely.
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We chose those words carefully and the work speaks for itself and the report is my testimony.
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The battle over who really speaks for workers is a long-running one, which spans many industries.
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The glaring racism in this ad for a Chinese laundry detergent commercial pretty much speaks for itself.
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"If anyone knows him, it speaks for itself," Bruce said of the Mets' reaction to Cabrera's injury.
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But Kuo specifies that it's the entire I/O that's changing, and his reputation speaks for itself.
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That reflects a larger question at the heart of the government's response: Who speaks for the delta?
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She now speaks for countless women…60 plus..who have gone public, many more who have not.
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It's the (sort of) age-old question: who really speaks for—and represents—Islam in Britain today?
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But, she speaks for all women, as the voice of the marginalized who cannot speak for themselves.
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King's face speaks for itself, but we're guessing he'll still get plenty of presents under the tree.
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Although excerpts of those conversations have previously been published in Penn Warren's Who Speaks for the Negro?
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There's not much of a description for the product either ... butt it pretty much speaks for itself.
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That's because people negotiating with Pence may not always know if he speaks for himself or Trump.
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The sentence speaks for itself: Love cares not for boundaries of gender, race, creed, or anything else.
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"The Great Wall of Mexico," with mezcal, velvet falernum, mole paste, and tamale syrup speaks for itself.
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I mean, just look at that technique, those crisp lines… Frankly, the end result speaks for itself.
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"The proposal speaks for itself," she said, adding that details could be found on Mr. Trump's website.
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His protest footage "speaks for itself" in revealing his innocence, according to his defense attorney, Brett Cohen.
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At last, America's interlocutors can begin to believe that the secretary of state speaks for the President.
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Matt didn't have anything to add to the tweet; "Quite honestly, it speaks for itself," he said.
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"Neither party really speaks for the vast majority of Americans on this one issue," Cannon told Hill.
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Commissioner Ali Zarrinnam told Van Houten she's done her time, and that her behavior speaks for itself.
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I think this statement speaks for itself, and you have the sufficient journalistic capacity to draw conclusions.
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But then once the sanctions came out, I could kind of be like: 'It speaks for itself.
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In fact, we have never had any major security incidents, I think that record speaks for itself.
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If you're looking for a soak in speaks-for-itself beauty, you might as well stay home.
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I think the way I have conducted my life and my business and myself speaks for itself.
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" A lawyer for Mr. Sanchez, Enoch Liang, said in a statement that the lawsuit "speaks for itself.
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But the fact that Ive been along for that ride, and Im still here, speaks for itself.
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The title of "Recovered Memory: New York and Paris 1960-1980" ($45; Daylight Books) speaks for itself.
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"I think our record speaks for itself in terms of being a leader in space," he said.
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"My scientific record speaks for itself," he added, providing copies of his 21981-page résumé and biography.
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A mix of animation, bizarre 3D renderings, and live action scenes, the film's trailer really speaks for itself.
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It was filmed in the UK by Anna Maria Gilbert, and the content pretty much speaks for itself.
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The humor of expecting "Pray You Catch Me" and getting Iron Maiden-inspired retro-punk speaks for itself.
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I love what I do and I think that helps because it speaks for itself when I perform.
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" Citing her book about the experience, Robbins' lawyers said that the woman's "breakthrough and transformation speaks for itself.
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Angélica Negrón, the garden's composer in residence, speaks for them, too, but she gives them voice with music.
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The outfit already speaks for itself with statement chokers and cold shoulders and cut outs with beautiful prints.
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The bottom line: Successful foreign policy requires the president to fully empower a team that speaks for him.
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Ray Dalio (R): Let's be clear, we have to look back and the track record speaks for itself.
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Bristow said in an interview earlier this week that his record at Africa-focused Randgold speaks for itself.
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Though Fred's resume speaks for itself, that doesn't stop him from approaching on-stage discussions with brute honesty.
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But he also knows that Trump speaks for millions of Republicans who won't forgive betrayal of the ticket.
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Welch told BuzzFeed News "the acquittal speaks for itself," and that he didn't have anything else to add.
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While the subject matter is already problematic enough, the pure awkwardness in the video well, speaks for itself.
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"The Chief Scout Executive's message to the Scouting community speaks for itself," the organization said in a statement.
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" He continued, "He kind of had his opportunity and he whiffed and I think that speaks for itself.
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"Eye Catching" I think the name speaks for itself here, but yes, it's eye catching, and also fun!
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But love him or loathe him (and plenty do on both sides), his track record speaks for itself.
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The feeling behind Pitbull's tweet on Monday might have been genuine, but the execution, uh, speaks for itself.
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Northern Ireland faces the greatest democratic deficit in the western world, and nobody speaks for them in Parliament.
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"I think the offer we have on the table for our people speaks for itself," Sorahan told CNBC.
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I think he did a hell of a job," Dowd said, adding that the indictment "speaks for itself.
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While he lost his seat in 2010 to Rebecca Harris, a Conservative, he still speaks for many here.
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NPS spokesman Jeremy Barnum said Smith's email "speaks for itself" and declined to comment further on the matter.
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"With one notable exception, Justine's track record speaks for itself," he wrote in a statement shared with Recode.
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"The program history speaks for itself, and McKale is just an amazing place," Arizona coach Sean Miller said.
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" Another lawmaker, Karl Turner, who speaks for Labour on transportation, wrote on Twitter: "@Ryanair have failed spectacularly here.
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"As President Ghani has indicated, he's ready to pursue something without conditions — that speaks for itself," he said.
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In the Dr. Seuss picture book "The Lorax," the fuzzy title character says he speaks for the trees.
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Who speaks for voters living in and around the Rockies — or those of us who think like them?
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Just as I hope my poetry speaks for itself, so too do I hope this image shows itself.
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The tactics the men chose can be second-guessed, but the result of their efforts speaks for itself.
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If major, powerful nonprofit organizations endorse such polarizing politicians, then who speaks for the vulnerable and the neglected?
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" Senator Ben Sasse, Republican of Nebraska, put it this way: "Lamar speaks for lots and lots of us.
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" Asked to elaborate on his views of the new president, he said only, "The decision speaks for itself.
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"Go well, knowing that the work you've done speaks for you," Charleston activist Leah Suarez posted on Instagram.
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"The Chief Scout Executive's message to the Scouting community speaks for itself," the organization told Time magazine Tuesday.
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For Mr. Starmer, who speaks for the opposition Labour Party on Brexit, replying means walking a familiar tightrope.
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"If you look at it from a rational point of view, then I think everything speaks for Frankfurt."
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"Nadia speaks for all the Yazidis when she says how exasperated she feels," Clooney told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Here's Eve's point: Much like the man he ostensibly speaks for, Sean Spicer can't get a damn thing right.
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Jauz's "Baby Shark" remix: I think the Coachella track really speaks for itself doo doo doo doo doo doo.
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Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, senior associate dean for leadership studies at Yale School of Management, said Dorsey's performance speaks for itself.
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"I think it speaks for itself," he says of the video, which has not been released to the public.
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Most of all I would love to work with Frank Ocean because his music really speaks for my generation.
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" Spicer on Friday refused to say whether Trump recorded his conversations with Comey, saying "the tweet speaks for itself.
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CALLAN: WELL, I POINT OUT THAT IT WAS THEIR DECISION, SO I THINK THAT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF IN VOLUMES.
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She wears color and textures with confidence and energy, and I think that speaks for her music as well.
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"What he's done in the playoffs speaks for itself," St. Louis coach Mike Yeo said of the Russian standout.
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Cardi B doesn't say anything in this video, but her extremely impressive Crab Skills™ really speaks for themselves.
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"When I say I'm sorry ... I think that speaks for all of the board," he said at one point.
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But the scorecard following the June 28503 summit meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un speaks for itself.
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As you consume art and news made by us, understand that no one person speaks for us all. 9.
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" Seibert added that Merkel is "a convinced trans-Atlanticist" but her recent remarks about the U.S. "speaks for itself.
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"The selection of experts and the layout of informational and political material speaks for itself," the state TV said.
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Certainly the Afghan government, including in the latest talks, often insinuates or alleges that Pakistan speaks for the Taliban.
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The above chart speaks for itself, depicting the kind of damage low oil prices are inflicting on Saudi reserves.
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Asked about the issue recently, one company referred a reporter to PhosAgro's spokesman, who also speaks for Safer Phosphates.
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Chappelle has become, on his own terms, a comedian who not only speaks for us, but ahead of us.
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" Mr. Felder did not return a call seeking comment, but his office said that "his letter speaks for itself.
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"Just the investments they're making alone in terms of staff says a lot and sort of speaks for itself."
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An "individual" filibuster occurs when a single senator holds the floor and speaks for a long period of time.
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"As President Ghani has indicated that he's ready to pursue something without conditions, that speaks for itself," said Gen.
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But after they see me playing, they see the level that I have, it kind of speaks for itself.
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He's respected by Apple designers who feel that his work speaks for itself internally and that he has the chops.
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Rather, he speaks for one group, the group that put him in the White House: whites, to put it bluntly.
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An Interior spokesperson said Bernhardt's "statement speaks for itself" when asked if it meant the Department would ignore Grijalva's subpoenas.
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That's the word from the Kardashian camp, anyway, if we can assume that Kim's friend Jonathan Cheban speaks for all.
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Ryder directed questions to Republican Party communications director and top strategist Sean Spicer, who said Ryder's reply speaks for itself.
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But, he does offer a piece of advice to those who wanna shade Jay -- the man's work speaks for itself.
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But, at the end of the day, good content speaks for itself — especially when it involves every millennial's favorite food.
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"The report speaks for itself," the official said in response to a question about why Tillerson did not unveil it.
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It was so much easier to just say John, but it spoke volumes about how your relationship speaks for itself.
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" Asked about the speech later Wednesday at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, Trump said it "speaks for itself.
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The most feted Intel Atom-powered smartphone to date is probably the ZenFone 2, a distinction that speaks for itself.
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"We feel comfortable enough that we're doing a very large transaction, so I think that speaks for itself," he said.
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The way he speaks for Michelle without consulting her, telling Emmett to stop joking, because she doesn't find it funny.
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Well, from all the screaming, crying and what looks like more than a couple physical altercations, it speaks for itself.
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As a result, only seven justices participated, and the 4-3 decision officially speaks for less than a full majority.
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However, the calamity occurs when so many of our people feel that there is no one who speaks for them.
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"I want to stress that no one speaks for me, or for my father, but ourselves," Yulia Skripal said Wednesday.
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Police said that they are "investigating in all directions," but said that "nothing speaks for there being any Islamist background."
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In various ways, nature speaks for the body; moods are decided by the weather, feelings described through changes in climate.
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To the Editor: Senator Jeff Flake speaks for thousands of ranchers across the West who have benefited from Mexican laborers.
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" When asked for additional comment regarding the confrontation, Gor told The Hill on Monday that "the video speaks for itself.
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The strangeness of this killing speaks for itself, and the director, Erin Lee Carr, largely just lets it do so.
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" Then he swiped once more at show's hosts: "I think the title speaks for itself, because they were obviously triggered.
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Savannah posted an Instagram with pre-Women Tell All reading material: a book called The Truth Speaks For Itself. Curious.
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Rod Blagojevich speaks for the first time since his release from federal prison at his home in Chicago, Feb. 253.
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Still, if Ms. Marat speaks for too long, she gets out of breath, and she feels she speaks too softly.
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Few believe anymore that he speaks for the president — a privilege required for a secretary of state to conduct diplomacy.
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Let's just say he speaks for me as he goes off on how poorly the US played throughout the Hex.
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In interviews with Harry, she takes the reins and speaks for both of them while he watches in apparent delight.
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"France speaks for itself on Iran as a sovereign power," Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said in a written statement.
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And, of course, Trey Gowdy knows that the American people agree because nobody speaks for the American people like Trey Gowdy.
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Mandy Moore may be staying mum about her engagement to boyfriend Taylor Goldsmith, but her stunning new ring speaks for itself!
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"The press release speaks for itself," said Ken Frydman, CEO of Source Communications, a PR firm recently retained by the company.
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Sanders speaks for about 235 minutes and answers a few questions before turning to walk back to the US Capitol, alone.
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In shock after witnessing Lee's dunk in person, his reaction speaks for the rest of us who have become enraptured online.
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Surrogates said infuriating things on TV. In this case, I think this Donald Trump GIF truly speaks for all of us.
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All this led Justice Samuel Alito to suggest asking the Virginia Supreme Court to clarify who, exactly, speaks for the Commonwealth.
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Not everything needs a meaning or explanation, but I think my personal style comes from my heart and speaks for itself.
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"It's important the office's written work speaks for itself," Mueller added of his report, which was delivered in March to Barr.
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It's a song that speaks for itself so effectively that to make any comment about it at all feels vaguely unseemly.
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Sonny Digital's production catalog pretty much speaks for itself, but he is not one to boast about past collaborations or accomplishments.
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"He speaks for himself and not on behalf of the administration on foreign policy," Heather Nauert, the State Department spokeswoman, said.
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"For me, that's an important consideration," said Mr. Woolfe, who speaks for the U.K. Independence Party on migration and financial issues.
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"There was a disconnected youth that think ... nobody speaks for me or I don't see anyone who represents me," Lopez says.
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What they're saying: "Her record speaks for itself — over, and over, and over again," the Google employees said in a petition.
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"Ian's Ryder Cup record speaks for itself and stands comparison with anyone in the history of this great contest," Clarke said.
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"He speaks for himself and not on behalf of the administration on foreign policy," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said Monday.
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"There are days where we decide that the president's voice should be the one who speaks for the administration," Spicer said.
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These days my lady-laden romance resume speaks for itself: I can do (and even teach workshops about) The Vagina² Sex.
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As for the fact that he knew her age to the year (she was born in 1886), it speaks for itself.
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Bastida, who is originally from Tijuana and is now based in LA, speaks for many of her Mexican and Chicano comrades.
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Rivera's record speaks for itself: The New Jersey native is the owner of an incredible 20-1 mark as a pro.
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But since the election, the party has made it clear that it is Mr. Di Maio who speaks for it now.
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Some of Shaun's colleagues worry his disorder is a liability, even though his talent in the surgical unit speaks for itself.
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Jones is the most outspoken owner to oppose the protests, but he speaks for more than a few of his colleagues.
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" According to Graham, the transcript of Trump's telephone call with Zelensky "speaks for itself — no quid pro quo … a nothing burger.
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They've learned the hard way to ignore cheery lines from the White House staff — and that only Trump speaks for Trump.
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"The tweet speaks for itself," Spicer told reporters, redeploying a line he often uses when pressed on Trump's controversial online missives.
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When reached for comment Saturday, a representative for Thurman said the Times article "speaks for itself" and declined to comment further.
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To be clear, Norquist still speaks for the bulk of the conservative movement's most active members, including most of its legislators.
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"The industry and the marketplace know Leslie Moonves' record and we think it speaks for itself," CBS said in a statement.
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Either a vice president speaks for the president, or they're freelancing — and vice presidents who freelance usually aren't around for long.
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But evangelicalism is not a negligible force in Britain: the Evangelical Alliance, an umbrella body, believes it speaks for about 2m people.
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" On Wednesday morning,Today addressed Clinton's Tuesday comments, with host Savannah Guthrie saying to Melvin, "I think the tape speaks for itself.
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The fact that the committee has awarded exactly two women — and no woman for more than half a century — speaks for itself.
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" Asked to comment about the allegations outlined in the district attorney's documents, he said he believed that "the statement speaks for itself.
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What he meant was that Europe's many and overlapping bureaucracies made it unclear who speaks for the continent regarding its foreign policy.
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These girls possess some sort of delusion where they believe that their group of four friends speaks for everyone in the world.
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In an interview on Fox News Sunday over the weekend, Tillerson said "the president speaks for himself" when asked about Trump's values.
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"Chip has a proven track record at both the college and N.F.L. levels that speaks for itself," York said in a statement.
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When Republicans want to attack Medicaid and privatize Medicare, their views are alien to strong majorities of voters that Sanders speaks for.
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"this tweet speaks for itself" In olden days a tweet of nonsense Was looked on as something shockingNow heaven knowsAnything goes pic.twitter.
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As for Mika, she let his remarks slide off her back, choosing only to respond with a photo that speaks for itself.
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" She acknowledged that "the comedian reflects on the press corps, but I don't think that the comedian speaks for the press corps.
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"When reached by phone, a spokesperson for the Office of the Duke of York told Insider that "the statement speaks for itself.
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" Asked about the Chinese Embassy's pushback on Tuesday, a State Department spokesperson told The Hill that "the Secretary's statement speaks for itself.
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"I think the comedian reflects on the press corps but I don't think the comedian speaks for the press corps," she said.
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" Then he swiped once more at The View co-hosts: "I think the title speaks for itself, because they were obviously triggered.
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Andrew Sawyer, a spokesperson for Raleigh-Durham International Airport, said the police report speaks for the airport and declined to comment further.
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The moniker speaks for itself: Notre Dame players were choir boys, while Miami's mostly black team was branded a group of criminals.
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I think when the level of effort is high, the story speaks for itself, and you don't have to ridicule and editorialize.
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Sheena Wagstaff, head of the department of modern and contemporary art at the Met, said she prefers the work speaks for itself.
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A single kneeling performer speaks for the performers who act out the leading male and female roles, but they occasionally interject, too.
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But just because the Stop Trump movement, like the Stop Brexit movement, shouts loudest, it doesn't mean it speaks for the nation.
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" Enoch Liang, a lawyer for Michael Sanchez, said the lawsuit "speaks for itself, including allegations of Ms. Sanchez's intimate relationship with TMZ.
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The idea is that this art doesn't need commentary; it speaks for itself, and anything added, beyond light and space, is superfluous.
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" CBS said in a statement Wednesday: "The industry and the marketplace know Leslie Moonves' record and we think it speaks for itself.
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"If you look at the president's record, it speaks for itself, and that record includes a lot of dead terrorists," he said.
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But Mulvaney on Thursday said Mnuchin, who is calling for a "clean" debt ceiling increase, "speaks for the administration" on the issue.
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"The motion speaks for itself, your honor," replied John M. Gore, the deputy assistant attorney general in the department's Civil Rights Division.
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Aug. 27: On "Fox News Sunday," Tillerson says Trump "speaks for himself" on Charlottesville, a surprising rebuke from a Cabinet member. Aug.
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Her ideal candidate is someone who speaks "for the people, for the day-to-day concerns," rather than focusing on partisan battles.
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Why it matters: "The data speaks for itself," Torsten Slok, chief economist at Deutsche Bank Securities, says in a note to clients.
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The NSA referred VICE News' questions about the case to the U.S. Attorney's Office, which said the government's letter speaks for itself.
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"The statement speaks for itself," Nick Little, CFI's general counsel, told BuzzFeed News, adding that CFI's policies prevent it from discussing specific allegations.
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"At this time our statement speaks for itself regarding this current situation," an Alabama Republican Party spokesperson replied via email to BuzzFeed News.
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Jonathan Swan, a rising star at news upstart Axios, speaks for about $25,000 a pop, according to two people familiar with the matter.
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Still, from Juno to her most recent film, Tully, Cody's work speaks for itself, as long as the viewer is willing to listen.
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" When asked about Weinstein's comments in the Page Six interview, Judd's publicist, Annett Wolf, said, "The New York Times article speaks for itself.
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Swingin' Utters frontman Johnny "Peebucks" Bonnel is a man of few words, which is fine since his band's catalog truly speaks for itself.
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Willie's record as an upstanding member of society and his service to youth sports and giving back to the community speaks for itself.
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This may be one reason, alongside a wish to avoid controversy, that the museum steers clear of dogma: the Bible speaks for itself.
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"I do think it's good, because it brings more people to her small, incredible body of work, which speaks for itself," he says.
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The footage speaks for itself ... he can run, catch, cut on a dime and looked strong putting up 275 on the bench press.
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Diane, whose rep as maybe the most prolific writer of pop hits speaks for itself ... hints Swift should be focusing on her music.
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It remains, in the public eye, the organization that speaks for doctors, yet it has proved that this is no longer its priority.
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We get to know her through the woman's voice that speaks for her, making the challenges she faces feel all the more resonant.
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"Our motion for sanctions, supported by indisputable sworn statements and documentary evidence as well as overwhelming judicial authority, speaks for itself," he added.
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Tillerson seemed to rebuke Trump when he responded to Fox News' Chris Wallace that "the President speaks for himself" regarding the President's comments.
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I think it speaks for itself that I pay for a New York City apartment just beatboxing, have a savings account just beatboxing.
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Conant declined to verify the report, emphasizing he no longer speaks for Rubio, but praised Trump's efforts to reach out to former rivals.
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He is our president because our process has spoken, but his voice should resonate so that I feel his voice speaks for me.
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For me, this should be the ultimate significance of a report like this: that it speaks for those whose lives were needlessly wasted.
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The special counsel has said that his report speaks for him, whereas Democrats have hoped to get Mueller's findings in his own words.
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RealClearPolitics's Washington bureau chief Carl Cannon said Wednesday that neither the Republican nor Democratic Party speaks for the majority of Americans on abortion.
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Late Sunday, the pope told reporters "I won't say a word about it," adding the letter "speaks for itself" (The Wall Street Journal).
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"We believe the report speaks for itself," a spokesman said, citing Coca-Cola's policies on human and workplace rights posted on its website.
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The writing on Friends speaks for itself, and never relied on the internet to surface its best moments; that simply wasn't an option.
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It's basically like walking the walk without talking the talk, where the energy down south speaks for itself without saying a damn word.
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Poem Selected by Terrance Hayes To say a poem speaks for itself is to say it prompts a conversation long after being read.
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She has been an advocate and supporter of women and women's rights, and many feel that she speaks for the people of America.
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Ultimately, however, Mr. Leiris's terse chronological retelling of the days and weeks that followed the attack speaks for itself better than theater can.
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I think the message is very powerful and speaks for all women who are tired of being okay with the same old society.
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"When Tillerson said, 'Trump speaks for Trump,' all he was making was a commonsense comment that everybody already knows," Carafano told The Hill.
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"The fact that it's been almost 45 years since NASA's demonstration, and it remains the high-water mark, speaks for itself," Jaffe says.
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"The fact that we're still waiting for the first meeting on this subject between the two of them speaks for itself," he said.
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He has made no adjustments in the way he refers to U.S. allies, including Mexico, now that he speaks for an entire nation.
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"Look, my son's statement speaks for itself," said Biden, who avoided giving Cooper a direct answer both times he was asked the question.
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The diverging messages have raised questions in foreign capitals over who actually speaks for the Trump administration and which policies it will pursue.
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Standfest has succeeded in correctly identifying a moment to showcase work that speaks for itself, without feeling the need to force a collaboration.
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We're told June's family believes Geno's criminal history speaks for itself, and it's no coincidence she got into trouble while in his company.
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"It's important the office's written work speaks for itself," Mueller said about his report, which was delivered in March to Attorney General William Barr.
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When White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders needs Secret Service protection because she speaks for the President of the United States, something is wrong.
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And I feel a little bit more like I have something out there that speaks for me and who I am as a person.
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"The share price reaction speaks for itself," said Ingo Speich, a fund manager at Union Investment, which owns a 13 percent stake in Adidas.
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It happens for the last time when Ms. Worden speaks for an entire city: "We'll be fine," she sings, but the melody doesn't resolve.
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"Also, I want to reiterate what I said in my earlier statement that no one speaks for me, or for my father, but ourselves."
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Filling in your own vision as much as possible before anyone else can change it is important — that speaks for everybody, but women especially.
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Francis, speaking to reporters on the plane returning from a trip to Dublin, said dismissively that a statement containing the accusations "speaks for itself".
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I think the backdrop speaks for itself—the appeal of the Northern Lights, the Blue Lagoon, and vast mysterious landscapes that are almost alien.
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The Internet Association, which speaks for Facebook, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Netflix and Uber, did call on Pai to support net neutrality earlier this month.
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And in a way, he speaks for every gay viewer watching the movie — we deserve a rom-com that we can see ourselves in.
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Greg Daniels speaks for The Office, which was content to do two seasons without Steve Carell but shouldn't dare touch a revival without him.
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It wasn't just her body language either that tells us she might be as happy as ever -- her song selection speaks for itself, too.
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And on Tuesday, a pair of Harvard law professors who are acting as Ohene's attorneys released a statement, saying, "the video speaks for itself."
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Tapper reminded his viewers of the administration's insistence that "the tweet speaks for itself," before closing his monologue with an opinion to the contrary.
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He is urbane and diplomatic, a family man and a far cry from the image of the hardened Islamist fighters that he speaks for.
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Lyric That'll Make You Blush: The title speaks for itself, here, but Legend really goes all-out sexy with this song (which features Ludacris)!
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But Trump always and everywhere speaks for the experience of having power, of seeing it threatened, and of being determined to win it back.
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Marginalizing Trump, insisting that "The president speaks for himself" rather than the American people, cannot remove the stink that settles on those near him.
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Signs of tensions between Trump and Tillerson have raised questions among in foreign capitals about whether the secretary of state speaks for the administration.
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"Black Americans — all Americans — need a leader with a record that speaks for itself," she wrote in an op-ed for The Washington Post.
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The fact that even such an experienced observer has some difficulty describing the terrain speaks for itself: His is a moving, ridiculously complicated target.
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He speaks for the struggling masses while boasting how rich he is and how he opened his wallet to bend politicians to his will.
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"Incrementally, the volume speaks for itself, first pitch strikes were so efficient, but they (the Cubs) made it tough," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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She speaks for the soft-spoken Black girls who are trying to figure out their story but nonetheless know the worth in their narrative.
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It may not be the flashiest item in the drugstore, but it doesn't need a ton of hype because the foundation speaks for itself.
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" Konta was measured when asked about the court assignments, saying of the underwhelming atmosphere on Mathieu, "The way it looks probably speaks for itself.
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"The report speaks for itself, and no amount of obfuscation by Mr. Giuliani is going to fool anyone," Mr. Burck said in a statement.
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"All reasonable people are breathing a sigh of relief," Lisa Paus, who speaks for Germany's Green Party on finance issues, said in a statement.
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But who speaks for the millions upon millions of women who work in restaurants, offices, factories, retail, manufacturing and numerous other low-paying jobs?
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"Secretary Perry's proven record as a champion for an all-of-the-above energy policy speaks for itself," said Shaylyn Hynes, a department spokeswoman.
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The vividness of each painting speaks for itself, but there are also texts by the artist identifying the subjects and detailing their rooms' furnishings.
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Just 45 percent of young black women say the Democratic Party speaks for them and nearly a third say no party best represents them.
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He speaks for the engaged part of the base, serving as a proxy for them — demanding fulfilled promises and accountability from their elected leaders.
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Nicholas Hatton, chairman of the3million group that speaks for EU citizens living in the United Kingdom, said he felt "betrayed by the Brexit negotiators".
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But the desire to universalize that feeling, and declare that any book speaks for everyone, ends up shortchanging both the novel and the generation.
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READ: Inside El Chapo's jury: A juror speaks for the first time about convicting the kingpin "The defendant is not innocent," the prosecutors wrote.
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Facebook's COO Sheryl Sandberg often speaks for the company, while Google's CFO Ruth Porat and cloud boss Thomas Kurian are prominent names on Wall Street.
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Her appeal speaks for itself, ringing out with the authority and prowess of a fearless general willing to sacrifice everything for what she believes in.
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"What people are annoyed by is when he speaks for other senators and says why they're not standing up to Trump," said the GOP senator.
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Mr Ahmed probably speaks for many when he recalls that in the days immediately after IS took control of Mosul, the jihadists were rather popular.
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They obviously serve the Voice of Rao, the ruler who speaks for the god, but they're just this strange background presence throughout the early episodes.
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Lars Feld, an economics professor at the University of Freiburg, speaks for many when he declares himself "strongly opposed to this kind of mercantilist thinking".
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Saving $1,800 on Samsung's best 4K TV speaks for itself, so act quick if you want the best of the best in your home theater.
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Former US President George W. Bush speaks for his brother and Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush during a campaign rally in Charleston, South Carolina, Feb.
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Once I get in the door and get the job, then I don't care—I'll wear my hair curly because my work speaks for itself.
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"Very little at this point speaks for a move much above that range unless something more materially negative happens to the U.S. dollar," he concluded.
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"Laura Ingraham's very personal, on-the-ground commitment to the plight of impoverished and abandoned children — specifically in Guatemala — speaks for itself," the statement reads.
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There are three plausible reasons the president, who speaks for and to the nation with a megaphone bigger than anyone else's, might be caravan bashing.
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His voice should rise as a leader so that every man, every woman, and every boy and every girl feels that he speaks for them.
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But Ms. Merkel also speaks for a large number of Germans, if not the majority, a fact that is as instructive as it is depressing.
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But he said whatever the motive might have been, people should not assume that the gunman speaks for Americans protesting police killings or anyone else.
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Incoming press secretary Sean Spicer told reporters Wednesday that Trump's tweets speaks for itself but added that Obama's administration has been helpful during the transition.
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His success speaks for itself and it's such a privilege to be able to drive for him and work with him on a daily basis.
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It is difficult to detect this progress on the outside, because, unlike the president and the executive branch, nobody speaks for Congress as a whole.
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As the gallery's artist in residence, he worked with seven young artists in a mentorship role to confront the question of who speaks for whom.
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As good as Jóhannsson's score is, though, it's the one prominent licensed cue featured in Mandy that probably speaks for its tortured soul the best.
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His laconic personality is perfectly matched to Miuccia Prada's philosophy that political clothing should be so well-conceived and -designed, that it speaks for itself.
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"He speaks for himself and not on behalf of the administration on foreign policy," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert told The Associated Press on Monday.
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"My record speaks for itself," she said, citing her history of serving with L.G.B.T.Q people in the military and congressional record of supporting equality measures.
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But more centrist candidates will probably include Keir Starmer, who speaks for Labour on Brexit, and Emily Thornberry, the party's main speaker on foreign affairs.
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"Wayne's record speaks for itself," said Allardyce who took over last month after England crashed out of the European Championship in the round of 16.
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" A US official told CNN that they were hesitant to interpret the exact meaning of Pompeo's comments, saying only that the quote "speaks for itself.
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The story really speaks for itself—it's hard to say where discovery will lead us, but we are confident it will lead us toward trial.
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With open cabinet warfare over fiscal policy as well as Brexit, and Labour under far-left control, many companies feel no party now speaks for them.
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The owner of the long-lived Twitter parody account that jokingly speaks for Sony president and CEO Kaz Hirai has decided it's time to say goodbye.
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They face a formidable opponent: a coalition which says it speaks for 12 million retailers, restaurateurs, doctors, dentists and small business owners who pay the fees.
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Like Parent and Esposito, we don't have enough data on Dryden to push him up the list, but his short and sweet career speaks for itself.
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My style speaks for me: that kind of eclectic, collected-over-time wardrobe and home with stories to tell (they're way too talkative for a minimalist).
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Sanders, one of the longest-serving communications officials for a president who most often speaks for himself, will be leaving at the end of the month.
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"I think the transcript of the interview -- and the full scope and fairness of our entire coverage of all the candidates -- speaks for itself," Rich said.
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While there's never been a specific, on-the-record rule that major characters can't be killed in the MCU, the franchise's track record speaks for itself.
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When Sanders suggests that Wall Street corruption should have been prosecuted and Wall Street reforms should be strengthened, he speaks for a vast majority of Americans.
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"The judgment of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton on the foreign stage speaks for itself," he said of the president and his former secretary of State.
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A bass so deeply embedded that you can practically hear it in his voice as he speaks for an hour on this week's Rave Curious Podcast.
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It's time for him to speak for the Democrat, Independent, and Republican who didn't vote for him as much as he speaks for those who did.
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But the reality speaks for itself in Brazil: the huge gaps in opportunity in access, in wealth, in living conditions — that's so obvious in the country.
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"The industry and the marketplace know Leslie Moonves' record and we think it speaks for itself," CBS said in a statement in response to this story.
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Christie said his conservative record as governor speaks for itself and denied that he supported Common Core education standards, gun control or donated to Planned Parenthood.
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China's State Council Information Office, which also speaks for the ruling Communist Party, did not immediately respond to a faxed request for comment for this article.
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"Also, I want to reiterate what I said in my earlier statement, that no one speaks for me or for my father but ourselves," she said.
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"His erratic, corrupt, unconstitutional behavior speaks for itself at this point," Representative Hakeem Jeffries of New York, the chairman of the House Democratic Caucus, told Sheryl.
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The former strategist is now more free to publicly express his views – and reporters wanted to know if the firebrand former strategist speaks for the president.
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Naming a family member to this sensitive role would be a powerful signal, since there could be no doubt that Mr. Kushner speaks for the president.
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Despite an enormous amount of backlash to her reasoning, McCain's track record when it comes to discussing impeachment speaks for itself — it's loud and it's unrelenting.
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We think that ruling speaks for itself, and we will vigorously oppose all of Mr. Avenatti's attempts to avoid answering to a jury for his misconduct.
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READ: Inside El Chapo's jury: A juror speaks for the first time about convicting the kingpin Listen to "Chapo: Kingpin on Trial" for free on Spotify.
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"I think my track record of how I have handled myself since I have been here in New York since 2004 speaks for itself," Manning said.
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That's why Maeve's short relationship with Sarah, to whom she only speaks for a few minutes, is one of the most memorable encounters of the entire series.
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The statement made, if there is a statement, speaks for itself, based on the reaction from the people at the RNC, kind of digging their own graves.
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But if he does that job too well and insists that America's global role is unchanged, who will think that he really speaks for President Donald Trump?
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Among other things, it reopened the thorny issue of who speaks for Indigenous people when it comes to land: their hereditary chiefs or their elected band councils?
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And No They speaks for itself: an upholstered bed's headboard displays the word 'They' in a red circle with a slash through it (Young World bed, $799).
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Image: National Archives and Records Administration, WashingtonThe German soldiers and officers who committed the massacre were members of the Reprisal Division, a name that speaks for itself.
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"Mr Ceferin has said it as well, this is imagination and lies and I think the result speaks for itself," former UEFA general secretary Infantino told reporters.
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" Asked if Trump suggested that Yates had a role in releasing classified information, a claim that no evidence currently supports, Spicer said Trump's tweet "speaks for itself.
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"Regarding Reggie Hudlin's comments about Chris Rock's Oscar hosting duties, neither he nor anyone else speaks for Chris," the comedian's publicist, Leslie Sloane, told The Hollywood Reporter.
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Reed didn't comment on the fashion statement during NBC's broadcast -- he wasn't asked about it during his 2nd quarter interview -- but the shirt clearly speaks for itself.
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Rubrik is not disclosing any other specific financial numbers with the news — Sinha's response to the question was that he thinks the valuation jump speaks for itself.
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Amy TannerSan Francisco To the Editor: Lyndsay Werking-Yip speaks for many of us who have had to make the wrenching decision to end a late pregnancy.
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National team General Manager Kate Markgraf said she had spoken to current and former players during the selection process and that Andonovski's coaching record "speaks for itself".
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" In a statement, the Rabbinical Assembly, which speaks for Conservative rabbis, said, "Judaism itself is a multi-denominational religion that encompasses multiple forms of expression and belief.
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"And people should know that, because otherwise there's speculation and consternation and hand-wringing about who speaks for the president and who he speaks to," she said.
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Imagine a Democratic leadership that represents all of America, speaks for all of America, and has both the experience and new ideas to pull it all together.
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Given the Hamas-Fatah split, the PLO cannot even claim that it controls all the guns of Palestine, let alone that it speaks for two million Gazans.
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There are bullish voices out there, most noticeably Goldman Sachs, but Julius Baer probably speaks for the consensus when it says it remains neutral on cyclical metals.
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Ashby's never been one for selling himself; he dropped Too Bright in November, sans press releases, interviews, or any other fanfare, but the work speaks for itself.
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"Whether it's in DC, or Seoul, or Tokyo, or Beijing, or Pyongyang — no one knows who speaks for the administration or what the message is," said Pollack.
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The fact that the Trump administration is making a big deal out of this speaks for itself; this action should be a no-brainer and means little.
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The government speaks for the regime in official discussions, but outside of negotiations like the Iran deal, the government's predilections are not necessarily shared by the IRGC.
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It's not at all clear that Sekulow speaks for the other lawyers, including Cobb, who has pursued a conciliatory and non-confrontational approach to the Mueller probe.
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I think the final proposal speaks for itself: I submitted my first draft to the Unicode Consortium in mid-September, leaned back, and prepared for the accolades.
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"It has prevented the south from developing, fearing it will secede," says Saleh Alnoud of the Southern Transitional Council (STC), which speaks for many of the separatists.
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One Amazon buyer speaks for many, saying that the 3G Cardio Elite Runner Treadmill compares favorably to the types of high-quality treadmills found in professional gyms.
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"This is the person who speaks for the Japanese people in times of distress," said Sheila A. Smith, a Japan expert at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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" Colbert speaks for everyone The start of Stephen Colbert's monologue on Monday night: "Last week scientists discovered that a hurricane had wiped out a tiny Hawaiian island.
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But it would have to be someone who clearly speaks for Donald Trump, and it would require near-total overhaul of Donald Trump's stated views about Ukraine.
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It suggests that Kushner wants to target all anti-Zionist speech using Title VI (whether or not he speaks for the administration here is a separate question).
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Moore claims his resume speaks for itself ... and in the lawsuit, he actually points to Bugha's $3 million Fortnite victory as proof that he's great at his job.
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"I know Emmanuel means well, as do all others, but nobody speaks for the United States but the United States itself," Trump said in a series of tweets.
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Adam functions at a preschool or kindergarten level, according to his mom, Linda, and communicates through an iPad app that speaks for him based on images he recognizes.
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Ben George, who runs an aerial photography business, no doubt speaks for many UKIP voters when he says that he will opt to help Mrs May with Brexit.
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Guntram Wolff, the German director of a Brussels-based think-tank, Bruegel, speaks for many when he asks: "Who are we, what kind of a country are we?"
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"Our record of tough enforcement with China speaks for itself: When China cheats, we've been right there, securing recourse for our workers, farmers, ranchers and businesses," Froman said.
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She has been criticized in the press for being "stubborn and condescending" and has fallen out with colleagues over her brusqueness, but Abramson's long career speaks for itself.
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"Our record of tough enforcement with China speaks for itself: When China cheats, we've been right there, securing recourse for our workers, farmers, ranchers and businesses," he added.
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" A spokeswoman for Mr. Trump, Hope Hicks, declined to answer questions about how Mr. Trump had reported his income, saying only that his disclosure form "speaks for itself.
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"The statement speaks for itself and clearly defines the agency's role in our country's lawful immigration system and commitment we have to the American people," the official added.
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The final Mueller verdict speaks for itself: it would take a new revelation of the most explosive kind to persuade any Republican senators to vote to impeach Trump.
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People do want to find out what the process was and what your thoughts were while making it but I feel like Forced Witness really speaks for itself.
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But his work speaks for itself — you quickly understand that this is an artist with no Plan B. He feels there is no other option but to paint.
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Under this theory, Bernie Sanders is the clear turnout candidate, as his sharper and more ambitious agenda can mobilize nonvoters who don't think either party speaks for them.
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"I think you should be held to a higher position up here and his track record speaks for itself," he told reporters in September, according to Texas Monthly.
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FRANK SERPICO The New York Police Department whistle-blower immortalized by Al Pacino in Sidney Lumet's 1973 film speaks for himself in a documentary directed by Antonino D'Ambrosio.
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We think New York speaks for itself, and we want to work with them to create the environment they need and have the talent they need to grow.
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"It was a great experience, he is an incredible player and his resume speaks for itself," Williamson said before having to repeat himself in assessing James as "incredible".
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Diane Abbott, who speaks for the opposition Labour Party on home affairs, told the BBC that the announcement sent a "toxic" message that immigration was a bad thing.
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"If you look at the president's record, it speaks for itself, and that record includes a lot of dead terrorists," White House press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters.
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That's right, 94 percent of these workers have never had a say in who speaks for them at the workplace, according to an analysis by the Heritage Foundation.
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In a statement, a spokeswoman for The Journal said, "The editorial speaks for itself," and declined to make Paul Gigot, the editorial page editor, available for an interview.
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No doubt he speaks for lots of people, many of them old enough to know better, when he gives voice to the conviction that Blink-182 should—will!
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Clay says his record in Congress speaks for itself, confident that voters will cast their ballot for a sitting congressman with a proven track record over a newcomer.
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Also of note: the Shady Lip Kit (which kind of speaks for itself, no?) is also half-off, along with a smattering of other seemingly random lip kits, too.
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Jérôme Fourquet of Ifop, a pollster, speaks for many seasoned observers of French politics when he says nothing can be ruled out—even Ms Le Pen v Mr Mélenchon.
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This tweet from a passenger speaks for itself: Imagine a future where you could take any public figure and make a convincing video of them saying...anything you want.
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"Fortress's excellent track record speaks for itself, and we look forward to benefiting from its leadership, broad-based expertise and world-class investment platform," said Son in a statement.
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When asked now, just weeks from when it becomes official, why she's the best choice for El Paso, Escobar says her lifelong commitment to her hometown speaks for itself.
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But the spectacle on Pennsylvania Avenue diverts attention from an arguably more consequential matter; namely, who now speaks for the values and the institutions of a liberal democratic country?
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A Monmouth University survey found that 2628 percent of Americans think Trump hurts his cause when he speaks for his administration, compared to 28500 percent who say he helps.
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"When a machine speaks for you, how do you know that the message is being conveyed accurately, if you have no knowledge of the target language?" he asked rhetorically.
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Their respect around the league speaks for itself, and any competitive player who prioritizes winning and basketball over money and everything else should view them as an attractive destination.
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"His erratic, corrupt, unconstitutional behavior speaks for itself at this point," Representative Hakeem Jeffries of New York, the chairman of the House Democratic Caucus, said in an interview Friday.
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Though they continue to watch N.F.L. games in droves, some fans now take a jaundiced view of the owners, and particularly the commissioner, Roger Goodell, who speaks for them.
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"I believe the ABC tape speaks for itself; however, I can tell you that we recently obtained the tape from our newest network insider," he said in an email.
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"Obviously no one person speaks for black voters in South Bend," Buttigieg continued, and touted the support his campaign has received from black voters in Indiana and South Bend.
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Susan Danger is CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce to the EU (AmCham EU), which speaks for American companies committed to Europe on trade, investment and competitiveness issues.
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It wasn't always perfect, but I think in terms of, you know, the results and what we were able to do on the floor, that kinda speaks for itself.
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"Claire's record of working across the aisle to get results for Missourians speaks for itself," McCaskill for Missouri Communications Director Meira Bernstein said in a statement at the time.
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Instead, she speaks for New Zealand at a moment of national pain, her vision of kindness in politics tested by the worst mass murder in her country's modern history.
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" It's been a huge debate in the NBA community ... and fuel was added to the fire when D12 told us earlier this week his HOF resume "speaks for itself.
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Frost takes an elongated breath, for instance, at the end of "Healthcare" and into the subsequent track, "All That You Love Will Be Eviscerated"—a transition that speaks for itself.
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San, 19, who naturally radiates positivity and enthusiasm, believes that their work speaks for itself, and even hopes to be a group that helps eliminate this kind of unfair stereotype.
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It's also a particularly rough episode that destroys a family because of racial violence, and that the show doesn't think we can overcome this vile societal demon speaks for itself.
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Tillerson also appeared to distance himself from Trump's response to violence in Charlottesville, Virginia this summer, saying at the time "the president speaks for himself" when asked about Trump's values.
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"The utter depravity of the crime — a father killing his infant son — speaks for itself," Superior Court Judge Elpedio N. Vitale said at the hearing, according to The Hartford Courant.
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A dress like this speaks for itself, so pair it with some casual socks and Birkenstocks (another trend of the season) to add some chunkiness to an otherwise sleek look.
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Yet Jacob Rees-Mogg, who speaks for an influential caucus of Eurosceptic Tories, has said that the right to set tariffs, possible only outside a customs union, is "non-negotiable".
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But Ana's line speaks for the games developers who, in how they present the heroine, seem uneasy with a character who repurposes every item she retains into armor or weaponry.
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It's the part that stands for the whole, meaning in this case that the White House communications staff doesn't speak for the White House -- Twitter speaks for the White House.
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RELATED: What the chaos looks like if Congress fails to raise debt ceiling by October "Steve Mnuchin speaks for the administration when it comes to the debt ceiling," Mulvaney said.
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" Here are three other Latin words that Republicans should recall when reading the summary transcript of the Trump-Zelensky July 25 call: "Res ipsa loquitur" — "the thing speaks for itself.
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Islam, says Thaw Parka, a monk who speaks for a hardline, monk-led Buddhist nationalist group known as Ma Ba Tha -- the Association for the Protection of Race and Religion.
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When Mr. Trump declined to denounce white nationalists who paraded in Charlottesville in August, Mr. Tillerson made it clear that Mr. Trump "speaks for himself" — not his secretary of state.
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Make it known that this administration speaks for no one and that they'll get as few chances as possible to make this world into the shitpile they see it as.
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The legislature speaks for the people in all corners of the state, they seemed to be saying, and statewide offices like governor merely reflect the will of those urban mobs.
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Instead, the president brought Cohen even closer with a recent dinner at Mar-A-Lago, glowing tweets and a public statement that he remains his attorney and speaks for him.
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"While we appreciate what he has done for the lab in the past, he no longer speaks for us," they wrote in the email, which was reviewed by The Times.
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Disney CEO Bob Iger has explained the company's thinking about Twitter in his new book, The Ride of a Lifetime, and he really speaks for all of its regular users.
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The Fed rocked the markets in the past week, and there's a risk it could do so again when Fed Chair Jerome Powell speaks for the first time to Congress.
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"The Ethiopian Aircraft Accident Investigations Bureau is leading the investigation and, according to ICAO Annex 13, is the organization that speaks for the probe," the agency said in a statement.
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After Ms. McKee's death stoked widespread anger in Londonderry, a group called Saoradh, which speaks for the New I.R.A., said it was canceling a planned Easter commemoration in the city.
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She speaks for stretches of time, in paragraphs and pages, but peppered throughout are one-liners that — as a journalist, at least — you know immediately you need to get down.
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It is easier to scapegoat a CIA director than an FBI director because he knows less about you, and the rapid turnover of CIA directors since the 1970s speaks for itself.
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As for regime change, the U.S. track record in the Middle East speaks for itself: Whether in Afghanistan, Libya or Iran itself, U.S. efforts have never met expectations and typically backfire.
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The European Christian Political Movement (ECPM) speaks for small, socially conservative parties across the continent, urging "pro-family" policies and opposing the march of federal power in the European Union (EU).
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Trump's comments have threatened to undermine Tillerson's diplomatic initiatives and sow confusion among allies and foes over whether he speaks for the U.S. and has the support of the White House.
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"Trump's record both as a businessman and as a political leader and a patron in supporting minority efforts—and particularly supporting the African American community—really speaks for itself," he said.
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Spicer has effectively mastered "the tweet speaks for itself" when asked about a tweet, even if the tweet doesn't speak for itself, because no one can explain Trump's tweets but Trump.
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" When Banquet asks him about the state of leadership in the US—"Who do you, like, look at and say, 'This man or woman speaks for the things I care about?
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But the anger that the word generates speaks for something larger: a belief that Mrs Clinton lied about the attacks as she sought to escape responsibility for deaths on her watch.
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This is surely the most willfully modest "Uncle Vanya" on record, and it speaks, for the most part, in a self-effacing murmur, which invites you to lean in and eavesdrop.
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"If you're the type of person who calls children who are a witness to murder a skinhead lesbian and baldfaced liar, that kind of speaks for itself," he said on Saturday.
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"The surveillance video speaks for itself, as does the prosecutor's decision not to bring charges against our client," Jill Brisbois, Mr. Liu's attorney in the United States, said in a statement.
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He speaks for a growing number of experts casting doubt on whether Ubeam, which has never demonstrated its technology in public, can possibly achieve the range, power, and convenience it promises.
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When asked about criticism of the Fed from President Donald Trump and others who believe interest rates should be even lower, Barkin said data on the American economy speaks for itself.
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And now that he's the new secretary of state — who supposedly speaks for the president — it'd be weird if he and Trump openly disagreed on such a key foreign policy issue.
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She barely speaks for the film's first half-hour, but she conveys both Michelle's careful strategizing and her gradual acceptance of her situation entirely through how she moves in the frame.
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The Yellow Vests have no unified set of leaders, but rival camps exist that are fiercely divided on who speaks for the movement, and whether it should go into politics at all.
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The Penn State sample was also "not terribly diverse in terms of socioeconomic or racial diversity," which could cast doubts upon how much this research speaks for the general population, Moon said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Stripped of his Bahraini citizenship and living in London exile, rights activist Sayed Ahmed AlWadaei says he speaks for the hundreds of opposition figures made voiceless by imprisonment back home.
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The creditors committee, a group that speaks for many of the companies and people owed money by Sears, had already been urging the court to start the process of shutting down Sears.
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It's never easy to question his artistry, because it speaks for itself in movies like Jackie Brown, which rise above his poorer works to enter the pantheon of great twentieth-century art.
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Washington and Wall Street will be parsing Powell's words Friday morning as he speaks for the first time since a recent series of economic red flags spurred fears of an impending recession.
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Washington would have to help create and install a competent transitional government — a particularly difficult task in Syria, where no one speaks for the entirety (or even most) of the moderate opposition.
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It's kind of funny how people are really into it even though they probably can't understand a single word of what we're saying; I guess the aggression and music speaks for itself.
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He speaks for the majority of the people in this nation, his attitudes about black people, about Muslim people, about women, about just about every sort of political group you can name.
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The president, with his arms folded, smiled and nodded Why, exactly, should Schumer negotiate in seriousness with a Pence-led working group, when it's not clear that Pence speaks for the president?
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"What could be the positive outcome of a fusion, other than they will be bigger?" asked Lisa Paus, a member of Parliament who speaks for the opposition Green Party on finance issues.
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Publicly, Mr. Trump's embattled press secretary, Sean Spicer, has continued to defend the president's tweeting — often telling reporters "the tweet speaks for itself" when pressed on an especially controversial statement during briefings.
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"Fortress's excellent track record speaks for itself, and we look forward to benefiting from its leadership, broad-based expertise and world-class investment platform," Mr. Son said in a statement late Tuesday.
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The recent public embarrassment over American policy toward the Kremlin, culminating in the resignation of Michael T. Flynn as national security adviser after just 24 days in the job, speaks for itself.
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The White House has worked hard at cultivating and strengthening those ties, recognizing that it can't afford to alienate a constituency that speaks for 36 percent of the electorate, according to Gallup.
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"Michelle Wolf is a comedian, she speaks for herself and that is her right to do that under the free speech in the First Amendment, which we were celebrating," Talev said Sunday.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana (Reuters) - Mike Braun, an Indiana businessman turned politician, rails against Washington, says he speaks for disaffected voters, and uses his personal wealth to help finance his bid for public office.
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The caption of the post is on-brand cryptic — seemingly a run-on of the last few lines of her new song 7/11 — but Bey's chic and sporty glam speaks for itself.
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" Jonathan Darche, executive director of the Civilian Complaint Review Board, the independent agency that investigated the 2015 incident and determined Gaglio had used a chokehold, said "the publicly available video speaks for itself.
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If Vice President Mike Pence speaks for the Trump administration on China policy, then his comments in an interview with Josh Rogin of the Washington Post should quell any optimism for a deal.
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That might sound extreme, but her track record speaks for itself: Andersen can currently take credit for over 100 successful, exclusive relationships in the region, as well as countless marriages of former clients.
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"I think it is fair to say that Donald Trump speaks for Donald Trump," Priebus said in early August, asked on "Meet the Press" whether he believed Trump was hurting the GOP's image.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Sunday that President Donald Trump "speaks for himself" when asked whether the President's response to the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, raised questions about Trump's values.
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The city speaks for a lot of people and it's great that a show that's trying to speak to those people, too, to some degree, can be shot in a city like that.
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"My entire career in academics, government and public policy has focused on evidence-based ways to improve health and restrain costs for consumers, and my extensive track record speaks for itself," he said.
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I'm no programmer, but there's little about the game that technically speaks for why Sony couldn't have found a way for this to show up on Vita, at least in some limited form.
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Emily Thornberry, who speaks for the opposition Labour Party on foreign affairs, said that she would demand a parliamentary or independent public inquiry into British arms sales to Saudi Arabia, Sky News reported.
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So neither the Brit-rock covers of 2010's Interpretations nor the Grammy fodder of 2015's Worthy speaks for itself with anything approaching the unforced impact of this highly uncanonical Dylan album.
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A graduate of Oxford, Mr. Hancock worked as an economist at the Bank of England and as chief of staff to the lawmaker who speaks for the opposition on economic and financial matters.
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He praises Mr. Paulson, Mr. Geithner and Mr. Bernanke — but he also raises important questions: The tactics the men chose can be second-guessed, but the result of their efforts speaks for itself.
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Abballa speaks for 19809 minutes, mixing his French with bits of Quranic Arabic, pledging his allegiance to the leader of ISIS, calling for mass murder and predicting a new age of Islamic conquest.
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"I think yesterday's events have shown that there are quite a large number of voters in Russia who support the program of a candidate who speaks for the fight against corruption," he said.
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Since the busy design speaks for itself, social media community manager Laurise McMillian chose to keep the rest of the look simple with a white half-zip shirt and her beloved pair of sneaks.
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He adds that the truth speaks for itself, and makes it clear he thinks any talk of harassment or sexual misconduct -- which again, was never alleged by Knowles in the first place -- is ludicrous.
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A fry up is arranged like a smiley face to "satirise contemporary culture", an open bin with a pink liner are "subtle yonic references", a sliced cucumber next to a knife… speaks for itself.
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That someone with such a rare and fantastic opportunity would walk away from it to promote nonsense of charlatans is staggering, and speaks for the strange psychological desperation in so many of Jacobsen's subjects.
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In response to claims that it represents only big companies, the CBI points out that it speaks for 190,773 members, mostly small and medium-sized enterprises, and that 71% of SMEs want to stay.
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In this fight over whose voices to listen to, who speaks for whom and when to use the power of criminal law, the sex-workers' rights movement is a rebellion against punishment and shame.
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"The reason — and I think it speaks for itself — was to explain the role of the intelligence community," the source said Tuesday, so that it wouldn't "get lost" in the discussion about Trump's comments.
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Now, as the first Hispanic flavor guru—the official title, by the way—for Ben & Jerry's, she's finally been able to feel like a part of a team where her work speaks for itself.
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"Adam's explanation for the valuation of WeWork speaks for itself," said Chris Kelly, co-founder and president of Convene, a company that offers flexible event spaces and is backed by major real estate firms.
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It's a gathering where an official like Saudi Arabia's energy minister, Khalid al-Falih, who speaks for around 12 percent of world oil output, can hold an informal news conference in a hotel lobby.
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"HS2 has been appallingly mismanaged by the Conservative Party, which has failed to deliver a single major infrastructure project on time or within budget," said Andy McDonald, who speaks for Labour on transport issues.
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But, at the end of the day, he made no bones about it ... J Balvin says he speaks for the people now and has an obligation to use his platform to express their demands.
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Our 11-month-old son is off the charts in weight and length, and even though his amplitude very much speaks for itself, I can't help but announce it whenever he meets someone new.
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We need a national force that can begin to counter these trends, that speaks for the majority of Americans who want their leaders working across party lines to overcome gridlock and address national problems.
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When we asked about Ronda, Magny stopped short of trashing her coach Edmond Tarverdyan -- but said the results of the fight speaks for itself ... and she might wanna think about switching up her team.
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I have learned to get over it, as the success of my 400-seat Chinese restaurant speaks for itself, but I don't have too many friends in this industry, probably because of this reason.
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ERM's founder and top shareholder, Trevor St Baker, who speaks for 27% of the company's shares, said in a statement he would accept the offer of A$2.465 a share if no higher bid emerges.
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He said he had respect for Justices like Scalia, and members of the committee and the President and the Vice President, but at the end of the day he said no one speaks for him.
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Here is the machine that pumps air into its chest—a series of cables runs from its tailbone into a metal box—as the professor's double sits at attention and speaks for the first time.
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When the Supreme Court does its job and interprets the Constitution according to its text -- as the American people wrote it -- it speaks for all of us, "we the people,"and safeguards our highest ideals.
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He lambasted an anti-war article in The Economist—dismissing it caustically as "a journal which speaks for British millionaires"—on the ground that the authors wanted peace only because they were "afraid of revolution".
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" His staff, for their part, often treat it as unfair to ask them how Trump's comments might reflect his governance; Sean Spicer has attempted to deflect countless such questions with "The tweet speaks for itself.
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"This brand is about is being interactive with the people and letting them know that our fashion speaks for you," Williams told PEOPLE at the event, where she wore black turtleneck dress — her own design.
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"The Chief Scout Executive's message to the Scouting community speaks for itself," a Boy Scout official told Time magazine on Wednesday, referring to a recent apology chief scout executive Michael Surbaugh made after Trump's speech.
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DJ Vague was pretty vague when we asked him for background on this work; he said: "It's a record about green tech, I'm on the side of the drones," but the music speaks for itself.
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"The number of former sevens players who've gone on to become All Blacks speaks for itself and demonstrates the incredible impact that Titch has had on our game," New Zealand Rugby CEO Steve Tew said.
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The White House told NBC News the tweet speaks for itself and did not clarify whether Trump was suggesting he would support primary challengers to Freedom Caucus members if they do not back his agenda.
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This may sound alarmist, but the data speaks for itself — the number of federal government employees under the age of 220006 is now around 2202 percent, the lowest it has been in nearly a decade.
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A majority of respondents, 53 percent, think Vice President Pence helps the president when he speaks for the administration, compared to 29 percent who think he does more to hurt the president when speaking publicly.
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The key line in the column speaks for itself: A president who'd all but call a senator a whore is unfit to clean toilets in Obama's presidential library or to shine George W. Bush's shoes.
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His transcript "speaks for itself," the founder, Tracey Landry, wrote, but Mr. Sassau should also be lauded for founding a community service program, the Dry House, to help the children of abusive and alcoholic parents.
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"If people taste foods after having a good first impression, and find they are delicious, that's everything, because taste speaks for itself," he said this week at a tasting event staged by the Agriculture Ministry.
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The fact that the judge awarded Mr. Ravenel primary custody and reduced Ms. Dennis's physical time with the children at that hearing speaks for itself about the credibility of Ms. Dennis's allegations against Mr. Ravenel.
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It's not the same in every single country, but the question of lower wages, and therefore of the need for skills, skills, skills, reskilling, upskilling, greater productivity, it just-, you know, it speaks for itself.
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If you've ever felt your knees buckle on a curveball, or had your pride wounded by a barrage of line drives off your pitches, Cody Allen speaks for you: "This game is humbling," he said.
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"He represents a modern, diverse and inclusive Ireland and speaks for them like no other, an Ireland in which each person can fulfill their potential and live their dreams," said Kenny, according to the BBC.
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Cover image: German Chancellor Angela Merkel speaks for the last time as leader of the CDU at the 31st National Party Conference of the CDU (Christian Democratic Union) on December 07, 2018 in Hamburg, Germany.
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Farmers Unite says on its website it is a global coalition of oil palm small farmer associations and other supporting organizations, and that it speaks for more than 7 million oil palm smallholders across the world.
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Farmers Unite says on its website it is a global coalition of oil palm small farmer associations and other supporting organisations, and that it speaks for more than 7 million oil palm smallholders across the world.
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What really speaks for this punchy little speaker set is that it was developed by an audio engineer (and a prolific one, at that) and a musician, both of whom spend their lives on the road.
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"To be on foreign soil, on Memorial Day, and to side repeatedly with a murderous dictator against a fellow American and former Vice President speaks for itself," deputy campaign manager Kate Bedingfield said in a statement.
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Professionally, Dan was a highly valued editor, and the publication of 'The Woman in the Window'—a #1 New York Times bestseller out of the gate, and the bestselling debut novel of 2018—speaks for itself.
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"It is refreshing to have a candidate like Trump who is so honest about his feelings because he speaks for many of us when he says we are in a bad place," Sabato, Jr. tells PEOPLE.
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If Pyongyang doesn't know who in the White House speaks for Trump, or what the US's North Korea policy actually is, this could lead them to (unintentionally) do something that derails talks or sparks a crisis.
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Sven Giegold, a member of the European Parliament who speaks for the Green faction on financial issues, called for an investigation of whether earlier attempts to rescue Banca Carige violated European Union rules on state aid.
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"It is not enough to save German businesses and at the same time send Italian companies into bankruptcy," said Sven Giegold, a member of the European Parliament who speaks for the Greens party on economic policy.
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And despite his efforts, McMaster has not been able to touch Gorka, a close Bannon ally who is not on the NSC but nonetheless speaks for the White House on foreign policy matters in the media.
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The organization that speaks for big business, the Confederation of British Industry, calculates that by 2020 the country's G.D.P. could be 3 percent to 5.5 percent lower than if we had stayed in the European Union.
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And Barr speaks for plenty of Republicans, which is why Rubio and Hawley have taken a lot of fire for their attempt at a new pro-family synthesis, in previews of post-Trump debates to come.
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"The song's message speaks for itself and I am convinced that many will appreciate the initiative and contribute with their voice to create a more open and inclusive society," Winnberg was quoted saying in a press release.
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Hours after Viganò's statement was printed in conservative media outlets, Francis told reporters on his plane returning from a trip to Ireland that he would "not say a word" about the statement because it "speaks for itself".
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And even though we don't know what Shirley Temple had to say on the matter, we think this piece from her personal collection — which will to be auctioned for tens of millions of dollars — speaks for itself.
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In the poem "James Bond Suite," he speaks for just about every man alive when he addresses Sean Connery and remarks, Connery, eternal bachelor, may I, too,Someday unzip this mortal scuba suitAnd reveal the tuxedo beneath.
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Brian Molko doesn't say much to the crowd—partly because he's been having problems with his throat, which led them to cancel a few regional dates on the tour, and partly because the performance speaks for itself.
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We might not have launched with everything we planned to when we first started, but 30,000 subs [on the Steam Workshop] over three days and being called "the most feature complete alpha ever" really speaks for itself.
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And that means that what he says, or what he is said to have said, and what he stands for, will become even more fraught, because he no longer simply speaks for himself, but for American fashion.
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With that in mind, Toth reached out to Autism Speaks for help in creating the space, and after about a month and a half of work, the calming room opened its doors to parkgoers in May 2016.
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Their fate speaks for itself and not only to Kim Jong Un. Consequently, the question remains how do we achieve a situation whereby North Korea can renounce tis nuclear program and do so safely from its standpoint?
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Kensington Palace, which speaks for Harry and his brother William, declined to comment on the interview, though the statements by Meghan's father may bring unease to the royal family which closely adheres to its politically neutral stance.
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Some of this can be dismissed as inside baseball, but Mr. Tillerson's counterparts around the world are busy calculating whether the secretary of state speaks for the president and how much influence he has in the administration.
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Elizabeth Warren masters Donald Trump because she speaks for an America that is the birthright of all Americans, while he exploits the darker impulses of the spirit that tear Americans apart and would keep most Americans down.
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Okay, we're not all that sure of how much all these antioxidants will do for your health, but Keller and Manni find them to be important for taste, and ultimately, this chocolate really just speaks for itself.
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"The market is agreeing that Williams speaks for the Fed at this moment, and Dudley and Lockhart are trying to keep a bit of optimism in the market," said Alfonso Esparza, senior currency strategist at Oanda in Toronto.
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Justin Madders, who speaks for the Labour Party on health issues, said that junior doctors had been left with "no choice but to take this action," while the shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, visited a London hospital picket line.
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If Mr Xi is the core of the party, then it follows that he, and not Mr Li, speaks for the party; his priorities and policies are the ones to which the rank-and-file must pay attention.
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If you work in a hands-on industry (or are otherwise clumsy) this is right up your alley — after all, Samsung hasn't made it abundantly clear who the Active is for, but the body speaks for itself, mostly.
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He will need to cover his left flank on policy proposals, while relying on his reputation and beer-swilling persona to reassure the white working-class men who have abandoned the Democrats that he still speaks for them.
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WATCH: Casey Anthony Speaks for First Time Since Acquittal in Daughter Caylee's Murder • Pick up PEOPLE's special edition True Crime Stories: Cases That Shocked America, on sale now, for the latest on Casey Anthony, JonBenét Ramsey and more.
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The always wild-card Republican lawmakers repeatedly said Tuesday they believed Mnuchin, who has been deputized to lead the negotiations, speaks for the President Donald Trump and wouldn't agree to anything that the President wouldn't sign off on.
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There is the real threat that Trump's accumulated offenses may inspire a massive turnout against him, not just by those he has offended, but also by people who suddenly feel the Republican Party no longer speaks for them.
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In near every case of retired senior officers openly playing in electoral politics, there is the false pretense of representation, an implicit suggestion that General X or Admiral Y speaks for his former comrades still on active duty.
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"It is refreshing to have a candidate like Trump who is so honest about his feelings because he speaks for many of us when he says we are in a bad place," Sabato, Jr. told PEOPLE last year.
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"I think Donald Trump's record both as a businessman and as a political leader and a patron in supporting minority efforts, and particularly supporting the advancement of the African-American community, really speaks for itself," Mr. Pence said.
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Sheriff Arpaio's record of lawlessness speaks for itself; to grasp its enormity visit the website of the American Civil Liberties Union, a party to the racial-profiling lawsuit, or review the reporting by the newspaper in Mesa, Ariz.
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" As Pompeo spoke at the OAS, White House national security adviser John Bolton told reporters on the North Lawn that Trump's assertion Wednesday that all options were on the table regarding the situation in Venezuela "speaks for itself.
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In that case, it might opt to leave him in post while replacing the junior minister from Rutte's party that currently speaks for The Hague government within the Eurogroup while Dijsselbloem is chairing with a heavyweight new figure.
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So Mr. Guadagnino speaks for them by eroticizing their world, making desire visible in the luxuriousness of the setting, in the green enveloping the villa, the gushing waters of a pool and the graceful lines of male statues.
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As we've said before, Trump's greatest weakness is his fragile, childlike ego, so hopefully he learns that a pointed, direct "fuck you" at his personal existence is still coming out of the American towns he supposedly speaks for.
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The woman told reporters moments after the incident that her action "speaks for itself" and she referred to Manus Island, in Papua New Guinea, where Australia has long detained refugees, according to a reporter with the Australian newspaper.
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His latest scripted comment, EU officials said, exposed frustration among the national leaders he speaks for at rejection of a done deal and anger at how London seems ready to risk jobs and peace while blaming EU "intransigence".
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"The amount of TV prime time given to victims and survivors of violence compared to that given to proponents of misogyny, homophobia, racism and so on speaks for itself," spokeswoman Galina Lacheva said in a statement after Glavchev's departure.
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The star doesn't discuss the piercing (it really speaks for itself) or her recent breakup with The Weeknd, but she does discuss being "excited" to walk for Victoria's Secret this year after being cut from the lineup in 2015.
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Best of all, he was centrally positioned throughout the evening — someone who speaks for grassroots discontent with the GOP establishment, but who does so from a standpoint of a conservatism that is much deeper and more authentic than Trump's.
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Some think its latest fit of pique is less a principled stand than an attempt by a clique of powerful NGOs, led by Publish What You Pay, to maintain a tight grip on who speaks for the sandal-wearers.
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"It was like, 'When we want your opinion on a given topic, we'll let you know, and we'll provide that opinion to you,' " Northup said, adding that he speaks for himself and not the university or any other institution.
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Mueller has said he does not wish to testify and said in a rare public statement last week that his report speaks for him, but Nadler speculated Mueller "may give new information without realizing it" in testifying before Congress.
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Scott Dunn, president of ACV, a hydraulic repair company located just outside the Harley-Davidson plant, probably speaks for many Trump supporters in this area when he said: "I think he's right to confront the issue" of unfair trade.
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He speaks for about 5 minutes, reading directly from a teleprompter, condemning the white supremacists — a marked departure from his Saturday statement about the Charlottesville violence, where he called for Americans to look at "both sides" of the issue.
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And on Sunday, Tillerson distanced the entire country from the president, telling Fox News's Chris Wallace that Trump "speaks for himself" when he discusses hate groups, implying that his failure to condemn white supremacists was not an American value.
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"Obviously, they are doing a good job, and their record speaks for itself," said Hagelin, a fan favorite with the Rangers who scored a series-clinching overtime goal against the Penguins in the first round of the 2015 playoffs.
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Because Ryanair is an Irish company and the incident happened on the ground in Spain, the man most likely could not be prosecuted in Britain, said Karl Turner, a British lawmaker who speaks for the Labour Party on transportation.
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Karl Turner, a British lawmaker who speaks for the Labour Party on transportation matters, has said that because Ryanair is an Irish company and the incident happened in Spain, Mr. Mesher most likely could not be prosecuted in Britain.
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"As to what happened to my client, we believe the complaint speaks for itself, and my client doesn't have anything further she wants to add at this time," Jon Corbett, the woman's attorney, said in a statement to CNN.
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The ponderous table-shape and jumble of "Untitled (autumn 2627)" could be the mother of all Cubist still lifes, while the buoyant "Untitled (Viennese head)" speaks for generations of cartoonish, possibly hat-wearing noggins from Klee and Chagall forward.
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His mind is fine, he can hear and see, but his body is immobile except for a few remaining facial movements, including his eyes, which he uses to operate a device that types and speaks for him, according to his mom.
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The name of this sandwich kind of speaks for itself, but in case you're wondering what's in the ultimate hangover sandwich, it's a stack of deli meats, cheese, and fresh vegetables piled onto fresh Tuscan bread, with an obligatory fried egg.
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It speaks for the trees — and for everything that flourishes in their ancient shadow, like us — with such incredibly delicate force that you barely even realize you've just received an education in, and a pep talk for, the natural world. This.
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Jurors were told that Jeffs, whose followers believe he is a prophet who speaks for God, sneaks out coded messages through his attorneys and that some of his visitors document his spoken words by using watches that contain a recording device.
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The data speaks for itself: In 2018, Americans between the ages of 22009 and 20193 are earning just 22019% more than they did in 22019, after adjusting for inflation, according to CNBC analysis of data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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He speaks for the Werewolf in us; the bully, the predatory shyster who turns into something unspeakable, full of claws and bleeding string-warts on nights when the moon comes too close… Guston's Nixon has a penis for a nose.
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Nadler spoke hours after Mueller delivered his first public remarks on the Russia probe, saying during a press conference at the Justice Department that his 448-page report speaks for itself and he does not want to testify before Congress.
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The creditors committee, a group that speaks for many of the companies and people Sears owed money other than Lampert, argues that his debt should not be recognized by the court, because Lampert loaned Sears the money when he was CEO.
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Performance speaks for itself: The 2000 percent gain in IPK beats the 22017 percent return of XLK and compares favorably to the 261 percent gain in the past year for the PowerShares QQQ ETF (QQQ) that tracks the Nasdaq 235.
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The bottom line: Despite repeated exhortations from U.S. officials to "pay attention to our actions, not the tweets," Axios' Jonathan Swan reports that European officials are reaching a new, uncomfortable consensus: no one really speaks for Trump but Trump himself.
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They must be rolling in their graves as right-wing Poles cheer and find comfort in the same message given by this bad excuse for an American president, who fortunately speaks for a small number of people in the world.
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Arash speaks for us all, every Iranian or Arab in an airport line who scours his memory of each item he packed, while others, secure in their whiteness, can forget about Swiss Army knives in the pockets of their carry-ons.
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Well, as Maryam Rajavi, the president-elect of the main opposition National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), pointed out in a statement, Rouhani's record, which includes the highest rate of executions in the past 25 years, speaks for itself.
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"The concept of 'no fin, no feast' is still deeply rooted in many people's minds," said Bowie Wu Fung, an 86-year-old Hong Kong actor who now speaks for WildAid, appearing on billboards in Hong Kong against shark fin consumption.
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While it's interesting that the President's closest adviser is married to a man with such staunch anti-Trump beliefs that he's compelled to share them with the world, it's not accurate to assume that George speaks for Kellyanne, or vice versa.
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But the next ambassador, no matter who it is or their background, will likely have a hard time convincing Ukrainians that he or she speaks for Trump, said Andrew Weiss, a Eurasia analyst with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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"He has a very unique voice that he kind of speaks for a lot of the people who are very unhappy about Chris Christie and all the things he did, how he acted kind of like a bully," he said.
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ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE (Reuters) - Pope Francis said on Sunday he would not respond to explosive accusations by a former top Vatican official that the pontiff had covered up sexual abuse, saying dismissively that the document containing the allegations "speaks for itself".
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Rather than being drawn toward a vortex of charisma, I found myself floating away from Trump entirely, preferring to apply my mind to anything else in the room—toward the people around me, who told me unequivocally that he speaks for them.
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The Office of Management and Budget also does not plan to turn over the documents that impeachment committees subpoenaed, a spokeswoman said, pointing to a letter earlier this month from White House counsel Pat Cipollone saying it speaks for OMB as well.
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"My body of work speaks for itself, and my belief is that based off those conversations, when they decided to move forward with us, that they move forward with me and the company because we bring something to the table they want."
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Everyone lies on this show (the title speaks for itself), so odds are this man has a few skeletons in his closet, and given McRae's memorable works in the past, I'm looking forward to seeing what he does with this latest project.
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"We have been clear in our party that it's not appropriate that the state is main owner of TV4, that we are a big player in media," said Elisabeth Svantesson, a lawmaker who speaks for the main opposition Moderate party on economic issues.
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Obviously, the Merrick Garland story speaks for itself, but they also held up Obama's judicial nominees throughout his entire term in office, including hardly allowing him to appoint anyone to the federal courts in his last few years, after they took the Senate.
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I don't really need to explain this one as it kind of speaks for itself, but if you want to look a bit deeper into this tweet, maybe read this Noisey article that asks why everybody (including Lily Allen, apparently) hates Coldplay.
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After the interview, the Labour official who speaks for the party on foreign affairs, Hilary Benn, said those who advocate a British exit from the bloc, often referred to as "Brexit," had lost the economic argument and were also losing their moral compass.
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There are plenty of great wetsuits on the market: , the original wetsuit brand, is still making some of the best out of neoprene, in my opinion, and has long provided wetsuits for US military forces, which more likely than not speaks for something.
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The BGA, which speaks for the German wholesale, foreign trade and service sectors, also reiterated its warnings about the loose monetary policy of the European Central Bank, accusing the bank of "damaging the foundations of our currency and trust in the euro".
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The other side of the argument, spearheaded by "Vote Leave," has also fought hard (though less convincingly) to claim it speaks for business, publishing a list of 250 business leaders who argue that the EU has a stifling effect on British companies.
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Reid's CV speaks for itself, and the impact of Sing To Me is, in many ways, that it simply lists all these accomplishments out over 300 pages, making you consider exactly what it means to succeed and endure in the music industry.
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Whereas a group of men in power would rather move on from the violent sexual assault case, choosing to file it away as another unfortunate circumstance that befell an innocent woman, McDormand's character speaks for all women when she refuses to do so.
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"Steph Korey responding to our reporting by saying her behavior and comments were 'wrong, plain and simple' and then choosing to step down as CEO speaks for itself," The Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel said in a statement to the NYT.
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As Keir Starmer, who speaks for Labour on Brexit, pointed out, Mr. Davis's cabinet colleague, Liam Fox, the international trade secretary, once argued that negotiations for a trade deal with the European Union would be "one of the easiest in human history."
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John McDonnell, a senior Labour lawmaker who speaks for the opposition on finance matters, said in a radio interview on Thursday that his party was still considering how to lock in an election date that eliminated the threat of a no-deal Brexit.
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"I think the evidence speaks for itself, and most people across this country … I believe will come to the same conclusion that no president should be allowed to misuse or abuse the power of his office for political or personal benefit," Durbin said.
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He speaks for 88 seconds -- about the "respect" Russia will have for him; Chinese hackers; if his administration will "get along" with Putin (maybe); Hillary Clinton's "reset" button -- but does not say whether any of his campaign associates spoke regularly with Moscow during the election.
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ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE, Aug 26 (Reuters) - Pope Francis said on Sunday he would not respond to explosive accusations by a former top Vatican official that the pontiff had covered up sexual abuse, saying dismissively that the document containing the allegations "speaks for itself".
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" In a statement to The New York Times, Mr. Kelly said, "The fact that the judge was completely removed from the case by the appellate division, on their own initiative, for pretrial partiality and violation of the judicial code of conduct speaks for itself.
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From here forward, our eyes and ears will need to do more: receive the cries from those without harbor and flicker out alarm, ship to shore; will have to sing out silent song in gesture— bear witness while God's own truth speaks for itself.
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Springsteen might be at his best in discussing the contradictions that have defined him -- a working-class hero who concedes that he has "never worked 9 to 5," someone who still speaks for the downtrodden while having become "wildly and absurdly successful" in the process.
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He might have made his billions in the boardroom, but there has been no more forceful spokesman for many Americans disaffected with the political system, and who, a major new CNN investigation shows, feel he speaks for them in a way no seasoned politician can.
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"City Noise" is a shoegaze-y tapestry of failure and disaster in general—"the anxious feel, purging your last meal"—"Like A Killer" touches on visibility and invisibility in context of someone with an absent father and body image issues, and "Manorexic" speaks for itself.
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"Sessions' shutting down the Access to Justice Initiative sadly speaks for itself," said Vanita Gupta, the chief executive of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights and the former head of the civil rights division of the Justice Department under former President Barack Obama.
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We do not have a single Senate-confirmed representative to Ukraine, leaving Giuliani as the one person the Ukrainians can be sure speaks for Trump — even though he operates outside the rules of the US government and speaks only for his client, not the country.
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But his relationship with Mr. Trump has grown frosty in recent weeks, in part because of Mr. Tillerson's statement, in the aftermath of last month's deadly violence in Charlottesville, Va., that "the president speaks for himself," which appeared to distance him from Mr. Trump.
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We live in an era in which the question of who speaks for the "real" America has become horribly vexed by Fox News and the Trump administration's appropriation, projection, and manipulation of a mythologized white working class at the expense of seemingly everyone else.
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No one speaks for him except him, even if he actually has a spokesman who's calling you saying I'm his spokesperson, and he believes that facts can be changed so that they are something other than maybe what you thought they were a day ago.
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"The Kevin Hart brand speaks for itself, and his combination of creative brilliance and financial acumen position Laugh Out Loud and his social game to continue expanding his global fan base while introducing his comedic genius to a whole new online audience," Clanagan said in a statement.
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The caption-less photo of this baby wearing faux lashes — on the left, as eyebrows; the right, for their intended purpose — speaks for itself: This is just what is to be expected should you decide to leave a good-humored makeup lover with a small human.
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Amid tears, screaming matches, naked strolls through Hautulco, Mexico, and adrenaline-surging challenges, only one lady manages to utter the sentence "I can't believe I'm stuck with that douchebag" – but we have a feeling she speaks for everyone who signed up for this twisty, turbulent season.
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Credibility at stake But all the prep in the world doesn't change the fact that in front of the cameras, Sanders is often put in the difficult position of putting her credibility on the line time and time again for a President who speaks for himself.
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"I know Dan [Schneider] speaks for a large number of people here at CPAC, and I think there's going to be some tension between those folks, but I don't know how much of Steve Bannon is tied to the alt-right today," the CPAC director said.
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These perks serve as marketing both inside and outside the game; the game's publisher, 2K Games, invites players to exult in violence using language that speaks for itself: Deliver devastating critical hits to enemies' soft-and-sensitives, then joy-puke as your bullets ricochet towards other targets.
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She also never sat down as they peeled back the layers of Dumbledore — the consummate wizard and eventual Hogwarts headmaster, the character Rowling has said often speaks for her — walking and talking as if compelled by some strange force for nearly two and a half hours.
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The list of non-white potential nominees could go on, but the fact that Margot Robbie has been nominated twice in the Best Supporting Actress category — once for a role in which she speaks for all of two minutes — only makes the category's whitewashing sting even more.
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Tillerson made headlines on Sunday by saying that Trump "speaks for himself" on values when asked to respond to the president's defense of his controversial comments about both sides being to blame for violence in Charlottesville, Va., between neo-Nazis and other far-right groups and counterprotesters.
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The video, produced by the independent media outlet CleanTV, and which has more than 800,000 views, speaks for the millions of Americans who purchase books with titles like Freedom Or Submission: On the Dangers of Islamic Extremism & American Complacency and How Obama Embraces Islam's Shariah Agenda.
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The harm will also "come when those diplomats who soldier on and do their best to represent our nation face partners abroad who question whether the ambassador truly speaks for the president and can be counted upon as a reliable partner," she said in her opening statement.
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This chart speaks for itself: Maybe it's no surprise that people who expected to share their pumpkin pie and mashed potatoes with only Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump supporters didn't anticipate a fight over building the wall, locking her up, or relitigating the 2016 Democratic primary.
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While there is irony in the use of tech to manage our use of tech — and to manage the stress that may at least partially be caused by tech — the fact that mindfulness apps hold two of the top three spots in the health category speaks for itself.
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The release on Monday of a Hamas political document declaring their recognition of Israel's 1967 borders — while explicitly not recognizing the "legitimacy of the Zionist entity" — draws attention away from Abbas' more secular government and undermines the message that he speaks for the Palestinian people as a whole.
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When Leslie Tom sings over a shambling two-step about being "Born to Late" to have sung with Hank, she speaks for every modern country singer who feels both burdened and inspired by the genre's rich past (an overarching sentiment that doom titans Saint Vitus might also appreciate).
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Chris Hunsinger, who speaks for the opposition Democratic Alliance on transport issues, said that train safety had become a "huge concern" and that the Railway Safety Regulator, a government body charged with oversight, was unable to function effectively because of an "ill-considered relationship" with the transport authorities.
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While Mr. Bolton declined to comment directly on his time in the administration, Mr. Cha said that "the fact that he spent all that time working on this issue, and was there in Hanoi, and he comes out and his views are still very skeptical, it speaks for itself."
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While Mr. Bolton declined to comment directly on his time in the administration, Mr. Cha said that "the fact that he spent all that time working on this issue, and was there in Hanoi, and he comes out and his views are still very skeptical, it speaks for itself."
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Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's lack of qualifications for the presidency speaks for itself.
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I'm not even going to bother rating the anonymous act on display here because I think one man furiously DJ'ing to a crowd of absolutely no one while, later to be joined by another man holding a sign that read "preaching to the perverted," pretty much speaks for itself.
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But the immediate task, Mr Manna acknowledges, is reconstruction in the north: working with the local churches and humanitarian agencies to fund and rebuild the areas trashed by IS. Given that he speaks for nearly 4,000 Iraqi-American entrepreneurs, from supermarket-owners to real-estate brokers, that doesn't seem completely unrealistic.
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The Pixar "brain trust" — a core group of insiders who push the studio's chosen writers and directors toward high-quality and immense risks — has a knack for emotional insight and a track record that speaks for the value of pushing the limits of what animation can do, visually and narratively.
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Her reflections on traumatic inheritance, on the unreliability and loss of memory, on the paucity of language for the crimes of the 20th century are often overwrought; she needlessly strains to underscore the gravity of her subject when in fact the history, riddled with ambiguities and cruel ironies, speaks for itself.
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Kristen Bell's sleuthing alter ego Veronica Mars speaks for all of us when she says "after a decade away, it needed me and I needed it" in the brand new trailer for Hulu's Veronica Mars revival, which makes a comeback after its three-season run on The CW ended in 2007.
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In a bombshell document released in August, Vigano, the Vatican's former ambassador to the United States, said the pope knew for years about sexual misconduct by McCarrick with adult male seminarians but did nothing about it.. The pope has not responded to Vigano's accusations, saying that the archbishop's document "speaks for itself".
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"The secretary of state's power and his influence primarily derive from the idea that he speaks for the president," said Schulman, now at the Center for a New American Security think tank in Washington, saying it was an open secret the White House may not be consulting cabinet officials on such matters.
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Related: Guantanamo 'Built on How to Destroy a Human Being': Shaker Aamer Speaks For the First Time Aamer, who says British security officers knew he was being tortured by American interrogators and who now suffers serious arthritis and kidney problems, said he was not angry and had no desire for revenge or compensation.
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Mulvaney later argued that his comments were misconstrued, but a bruising interview with Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceGOP worries it's losing impeachment fight Fox News correspondent defends news division after Zucker criticism: 'Their work speaks for itself' Conservatives send message to Trump: Don't dump Mulvaney MORE on "Fox News Sunday" showed the damage was done.
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The main program often follows an unorthodox format whereby a supporter offers a testimonial to Biden and introduces him; the former vice president then speaks for a half-hour or so before, in many cases, turning the floor over to another speaker to bring things to a close while he sits quietly in the audience.
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Nelson said that, predominantly, the team was a big part of what attracted him to FirstMark: Their reputation speaks for itself, not only as early investors in some of the most transformational companies of the last decade and the returns that come with it, but most notably as true partners to the entrepreneurs leading those companies.
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For the moment, most everyone says publicly they trust that Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, who has had more than a dozen calls with Pelosi over the last 10 days, even while he's been in France for the G-7 finance ministers meetings, and has served as the point person on the talks, speaks for the White House.
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"I want to say to all the young women out there, there are going to be people on the way who will try to undercut your success and take credit for your accomplishments or your fame..." It speaks for itself, but the music video for the song that reignited the beef between Taylor and Kanye generated its own controversy.
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"The Chief Scout Executive's message to the Scouting community speaks for itself," the organization said, referring to a July 27 statement from Michael Surbaugh, the Chief Scout Executive for the Boy Scouts of America, who apologized to anyone in the scouting community who could have been offended or alarmed by the political rhetoric in the speech.
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"The Chief Scout Executive's message to the Scouting community speaks for itself," the organization said, referring to a July 27 statement from Michael Surbaugh, the Chief Scout Executive for the Boy Scouts of America, who apologized to anyone in the scouting community who could have been offended or alarmed by the political rhetoric in the speech.
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Ahmari, on the other hand, speaks for cultural conservatives who believe that the old conservative fusion mostly failed their part of the movement — winning victories for tax cutters and business interests while marriage rates declined, birthrates plummeted and religious affiliation waned; and appeasing social conservatives with judges who never actually got around to overturning Roe v. Wade.
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John Rood's letter, resignation letter for — I believe it speaks for itself on the process that went under way that resulted in his submitting that letter, and I think in his letter he refers to a request from the president, through the secretary to him, as is the president's prerogative with regard to any political appointee in the administration.
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Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen NielsenKirstjen Michele NielsenTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Juan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America MORE on Tuesday said "the president speaks for himself" in response to a question about the button tweet.
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"After having made tremendous progress in decreasing smoking rates, we may be now creating a new generation of nicotine addicts who will go on to be lifelong nicotine addicts, have difficulty stopping and perhaps start smoking regular cigs as well," said Dr. Benard Dreyer, who, as president of the American Academy of Pediatrics, speaks for 66,000 primary care pediatricians and other pediatric specialists.
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Like make sure that you've got a staff of writers and you've got the best experts and voices who can weigh in on that in a good way, because I think that's increasingly a responsibility of a reputable publication regardless of if it's supposed to, if it's proposing that it speaks for a certain demographic or targeting a certain demographic.
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Mykki Blanco has spent the past half decade making a career out of being many things at once—a New York club-rap queen, a noise punk, a performance artist, a poet, a musical provocateur, a riot grrrl—but whatever descriptive words you want to throw at her, it's the art that speaks for itself, and her latest efforts have been shit hot.
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Of course, that's not to say we don't judge women for their sartorial choices — in fact, part of the reason hats might not have the same outsize significance for a woman's personality or style is because there are more important physical things to judge her on: her body, the way she does her makeup, or how she speaks, for instance.
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Labor is often, mistakenly, treated as a unified bloc when it comes to climate issues, with press and policymakers assuming that the outspoken international leadership of building trades unions (generally skeptical of decarbonization plans due to job displacement fears) speaks for the AFL-CIO's 12.5 million members and large non-AFL-CIO unions like the Service Employees International Union and the Teamsters.
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What is there, and increasingly as their dynasty has become more improbably extended, is something very different: a zest for on-field excellence simply for its own sake, a forgiveness of personal and even moral deficiencies because the record speaks for itself, a setting aside of feel-good narratives and romantic underdog stories because the sheer force of winning trumps them all.
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Page by page, Saint Laurent's work speaks for itself: be it dozens of sketches of what looks like the same hat but isn't, headpieces that no doubt have graced a Met Gala red carpet or two, or old polaroids of models like Jerry Hall and runway snaps of Laetitia Casta — its in the world of accessories that the French couturier let his imagination run free.
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Prior to the company's earnings report coming out this afternoon, Stitch Fix shares rose around another 4%, but the chart more or less speaks for itself after today's report as it looks like its huge run in the back half of the year comes to a halt: Stitch Fix was the next big consumer IPO following Blue Apron's massive collapse after it went public.
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" Then, using Google Maps, they pinpointed the exact Philly street corner where all this action was taking place — a task made easier by the fact that in 2014 Google actually captured a Street View image of Vent Guy astride his favorite subway grate: In the "freaking the hell out" corner of Reddit, redditor JeebusHasComeToTown probably speaks for everyone: "This is completely blowing my mind!
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Pope Francis on Sunday refused to comment on claims made by a former Vatican diplomat that the Catholic Church leader knew about allegations of sexual abuse against ex-Cardinal Theodore McCarrick in 2013, reports the AP. The details: Francis said the 11-page letter by Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, which provides no evidence for its claims, "speaks for itself" and he declined to comment on it.
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As for the Trump administration, the record at this point speaks for itself: Iranian or Iranian proxy attacks on oil tankers, Saudi air fields, bases in Iraq where U.S. forces are located, a U.S. drone, and even a Saudi oil facility that accounts for 5.5 percent of the world's oil (and 85033 percent of the Saudis' daily output) have drawn no meaningful U.S. response.
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"We're glad to have (Sanders) because he speaks for the working people and we just feel the need that one of the associates on the board would make a change in the playing field, to where we can communicate better with the board and the employees that represent Walmart," said Lovett, who has worked for the company for about three years and told CNN she makes $11.72 an hour.
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